# Figma PDF Compression

> Shrink PDF exports from Figma with TinyImage so stakeholders can actually download them.

- Canonical page: https://www.hypermatic.com/articles/tinyimage-figma-pdf-compression/
- Published: 2025-01-17T00:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2025-01-17T00:00:00.000Z

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.