Large PDFs clog inboxes and upload portals. TinyImage compresses multi-page PDFs exported from Figma, preserving vector sharpness while slicing megabytes off the file size. Perfect for presentations, QA docs, or legal reviews that prefer PDF attachments.

One-click optimization

Export the PDF from Figma, run it through TinyImage, and choose your compression level. You can preview the result to ensure text and imagery stay crisp.

Keep compliance teams happy

Many enterprise portals cap attachments at 10 MB. TinyImage helps you stay under those limits without splitting files or lowering quality manually.

PDF compression workflow

1. Export your Figma document as a PDF.
2. Drag it into TinyImage and select the desired compression preset.
3. Share the optimized file via email, Slack, or whatever system you use.

It’s a small step that removes a lot of friction during approvals.

Version control

Store both the original and compressed PDFs in your release folder with clear naming (-raw, -compressed). TinyImage keeps the metadata, so if someone requests the uncompressed version later, you can provide it without recompressing.