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What this video covers

This tutorial shows how to install TinyImage Compressor from the Figma Community and use its Size target option to compress images to a specific kilobyte limit. It also shows how to set a global file size target, override it for individual images, and export the results from Figma.

Things you'll need

• Figma
• TinyImage Compressor installed from the Figma Community

Steps

1. Search the Figma Community for TinyImage and install TinyImage Compressor.
2. Open your Figma file, right-click, go to Plugins, and launch TinyImage.
3. Turn on the Size target toggle to switch from percentage-based quality to kilobyte targets.
4. Set a global maximum file size target, such as 500 kilobytes, and optionally override that target for a specific image, such as 200 kilobytes.
5. Click Export to compress the images toward the selected size targets.
6. Review the exported zip file and compare the resulting file sizes to the targets.
7. If needed, use the regular quality slider instead of Size target for non-targeted compression.

Useful links

• Watch the full video on YouTube
• Read the full video transcript
• Read: Compressing your Figma image exports
• Next: Compress SVG images
• Open TinyImage in the Figma Community