Video Tutorial: Merge frames to a compressed PDF
This video walks through how to export merged frames from Figma as compressed PDF files directly from Figma using the TinyImage plugin.
Choose PDF Quality
Use the quality slider to set output quality between 72dpi and 300dpi.
Downscale Large Figma Image Fills
Enable Downscale large Figma image fills to resize oversized image fills to their actual layer size before export.
This can significantly reduce exported PDF size and improve export reliability for image-heavy files.
Add Bleed and Crop Marks
Enable Add Bleed and Add Crop Marks when the selected frames do not already include them.
If a frame was generated by TinyImage's Print tab with bleed or crop marks, TinyImage detects those print elements and does not add a second copy during PDF export. Detection happens per frame, so ordinary frames in the same export still receive the enabled PDF settings.
Choose PDF Color Profile
Select the PDF Color Profile that matches your output use case:
- RGB (Default, For Screens)
- CMYK (For Print)
- Greyscale (Black And White)
When you select CMYK (For Print), you can also choose a Press Profile and Rendering Intent for the export.
If your export contains vector path gradients, enable Vector Path Gradients when needed to preserve expected gradient rendering.