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url: "/tinyimage/tutorials/how-to-compress-pdf-files-in-figma-using-tinyimage.md"
description: "The video shows how to use the TinyImage plugin in Figma to compress PDF exports, both for individual frames and for multiple frames merged into a single PDF. It also demonstrates choosing PDF quality settings like 72dpi, 150dpi, and 300dpi, then comparing the resulting file sizes against Figma’s native exports."
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# How to compress PDF files in Figma using TinyImage

> The video shows how to use the TinyImage plugin in Figma to compress PDF exports, both for individual frames and for multiple frames merged into a single PDF. It also demonstrates choosing PDF quality settings like 72dpi, 150dpi, and 300dpi, then comparing the resulting file sizes against Figma’s native exports.

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## What this video covers

The video shows how to use the TinyImage plugin in Figma to compress PDF exports, both for individual frames and for multiple frames merged into a single PDF. It also demonstrates choosing PDF quality settings like 72dpi, 150dpi, and 300dpi, then comparing the resulting file sizes against Figma’s native exports.

## Things you'll need

- Figma
- TinyImage plugin

## Steps

1. Install TinyImage from Figma Community if it is not already installed.
2. Open your Figma file, then run TinyImage from right click > Plugins > TinyImage Compressor.
3. Add PDF export settings to the frames you want in Figma’s right sidebar, then refresh TinyImage so it detects them.
4. Choose a PDF quality setting such as 72dpi, 150dpi, or 300dpi, then click Compress to export compressed PDFs.
5. For a single merged PDF, use TinyImage’s all frames to single PDF option and export the frames in the left sidebar order.
6. If needed, use TinyImage's page-order menu to sort the frames by visual position, layer order, or frame name, or drag the numbered previews into a custom order.
7. Open the saved zip file to access the compressed PDF exports and compare the reduced file sizes.

## Useful links

- [Watch the full video on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZpxfMcZuM4)
- [Read the full video transcript](https://www.hypermatic.com/tutorials/how-to-compress-pdf-files-in-figma-using-tiny-image)
- [Read: Merging Figma Frames into a PDF](/tinyimage/pdf)
- [Next: Merge frames into a compressed PDF](/tinyimage/tutorials/merge-frames-to-a-compressed-pdf)
- [Open TinyImage in the Figma Community](https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/789009980664807964)