TinyImage vs Jitter
Jitter alternative. Prepare motion delivery from the Figma design.
Compare Jitter with TinyImage for GIF and video delivery from Figma. TinyImage turns selected designs into animation files and can batch export supported native Figma Motion animations with shared output settings.
Free to install. Includes 10 Pro trials, no credit card required.
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Jitter or TinyImage?
Compare the workflow, then choose the tool that fits your next project.
Choose your workflow
Pick the tool that fits the job.
See it in practice
What you can do with TinyImage.
Explore the features behind the workflow, with demonstrations and setup guides.
Turn Figma designs into compact GIFs and videos.
Turn Figma designs into optimized GIF, MP4, WebM, APNG, or animated WebP files with custom timing, transitions, and effects.
- GIF, MP4, and WebM export
- APNG and animated WebP
- Custom timing and transitions
Bulk export Figma Motion animations as GIFs and videos.
Select multiple native Figma Motion animations, apply shared output settings, and export them in one batch as optimized GIF, APNG, animated WebP, MP4, or WebM files.
- Native Figma Motion rendering
- Batch animation export
- GIF, APNG, WebP, MP4, and WebM output
Hit exact file-size limits without guessing at image quality.
Set a maximum file size in KB for each Figma export. TinyImage makes several compression passes to get close to the limit without sacrificing more quality than necessary.
- Exact KB targets
- Per-image overrides
- JPG, PNG, SVG, WebP, and AVIF
Try one real project
Bring the workflow into TinyImage.
Start with a representative file before changing the team's process.
TinyImage ProWhat to check before switching.
TinyImage is not a replacement for every motion-design editor. Figma frame animation and native Figma Motion export are separate workflows; use the export that matches the source and review timing and effects in the final file.
Read the workflow guide- Start with a short product animation already designed in Figma. Select and order the source frames.
- Configure timing and animation settings.
- Preview and export the chosen format. TinyImage is not a replacement for every motion-design editor.
Common questions
What to know before you start.
When should I choose TinyImage instead of Jitter?
Teams whose artwork or native Motion animation is already in Figma and whose next task is an optimized delivery export.
When is Jitter a better fit?
Motion designers who want Jitter as their animation authoring environment.
What should I check before switching?
TinyImage is not a replacement for every motion-design editor. Figma frame animation and native Figma Motion export are separate workflows; use the export that matches the source and review timing and effects in the final file.
Should I switch animation editors just to export a Figma animation?
Start with the source of the animation. If the supported design or native Figma Motion animation already exists in Figma, trial TinyImage’s export. Keep a dedicated motion editor when authoring and fine control are the main task.
Can I try TinyImage before upgrading?
Yes. Install TinyImage from the Figma Community to use 10 free Pro trials. No credit card required.
Free to install
Try it on your own Figma file.
Use the 10 included Pro trials to check the workflow and output before deciding whether TinyImage belongs in your production stack.
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