TinyImage vs TinyPic
TinyPic alternative. Set the delivery limit before exporting the Figma assets.
Compare TinyPic with TinyImage for local Figma image compression and export. TinyImage combines per-image KB targets, production export settings and organized downloads for assets with specific delivery requirements.
Free to install. Includes 10 Pro trials, no credit card required.
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TinyPic 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.
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
Compress confidential images locally inside Figma.
Compress confidential images locally within Figma. Product, campaign, and client visuals stay out of external optimization services.
- Local image processing
- No cloud upload
- Direct optimized downloads
Export Figma images to real production requirements.
Set the format, ICC profile, file protection, naming, and folder structure before TinyImage exports the assets from Figma.
- On-export format conversion
- ICC color profiles
- Dynamic files, folders, and protection
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.
Both tools offer local processing and batch export. Test the same source images for quality and file size; a compression pass cannot guarantee an arbitrary KB target without a quality or dimension tradeoff.
Read the workflow guide- Start with a photographic JPG, a transparent PNG and an SVG with different KB budgets. Set the shared or per-image size targets.
- Run the batch compression.
- Review and export the optimized files. Both tools offer local processing and batch export.
Common questions
What to know before you start.
When should I choose TinyImage instead of TinyPic?
Designers handling mixed image formats, file-size budgets and naming or color requirements in one Figma export job.
When is TinyPic a better fit?
Teams who prefer TinyPic’s open-source local compression, batch export and reusable profile workflow.
What should I check before switching?
Both tools offer local processing and batch export. Test the same source images for quality and file size; a compression pass cannot guarantee an arbitrary KB target without a quality or dimension tradeoff.
Is local compression unique to TinyImage?
No. TinyPic also documents local processing. Compare the export controls, resulting quality, delivery limits and workflow on the same images rather than treating privacy as a unique distinction.
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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