Compressed PDFs Export from Figma — up to 95% Smaller, Vectors Kept (Slides, PPTX, Pdf, Portfolio)

About this plugin

Compress PDF for Figma — Shrink File Size up to 95%Compress PDF for Figma (by FeatPaper) exports your Figma frames as a lightweight, multi-page PDF up to 95% smaller than a native Figma export — while keeping vector graphics as true, razor-sharp vectors, not flattened images. Small enough to send over email and Slack, with no visible loss in quality.Why are my Figma PDF exports so large?Figma's native PDF export embeds every image as a lossless, uncompressed PNG, so a deck with a few images can easily exceed 100MB and bounce from email. This plugin re-encodes and compresses those images on export, producing a share-ready PDF a fraction of the original size.How much smaller does it make the file?Up to 95% smaller, depending on how image-heavy your design is. Text and vectors stay crisp, and you can balance resolution against file size to hit the size you need for email, Slack, or web upload.Are vector graphics preserved in the PDF?Yes — completely. Vector shapes, icons, and illustrations are saved as true vectors inside the PDF, not rasterized into images, so they stay perfectly sharp at any zoom level and on any screen or print size. You get the small file size of compression with the crispness of native vectors.Does compression reduce quality?No visible loss for normal viewing. Vectors and text remain sharp while image data is compressed, keeping presentations, pitch decks, and portfolios looking clean while cutting the megabytes.What can I export?A single multi-page PDF from multiple Figma frames — in your chosen order.True vector graphics, preserved sharp and not flattened.Compressed, email-ready files sized for sharing over email, Slack, or messaging.Works great for presentations, pitch decks, proposals, portfolios, and slides.Need an editable file or view tracking instead?This plugin makes your PDF small and shareable. If you need something more:Editable PowerPoint (.PPTX), Google Slides, or Keynote? → use our Convert plugin (Figma to PowerPoint with embedded fonts, 99.9% accuracy).See who opened your deck and which page they read? → use FeatPaper, a DocSend alternative for Figma with trackable links and page-by-page analytics.FAQWhy is my Figma PDF so big?Figma embeds images as uncompressed PNGs. This plugin compresses them, often cutting file size by up to 95%.Are vectors kept as vectors?Yes. Vector graphics are saved as true vectors in the PDF — not rasterized — so they stay razor-sharp at any zoom or print size.Will the PDF lose quality?No visible loss for normal viewing — vectors and text stay sharp while image data is compressed.Can I combine multiple frames into one PDF?Yes. Select your frames and export them as a single, ordered multi-page PDF.Is it small enough to email?Yes — that's the point. Compressed files are sized to send over email and Slack without bouncing.Can I also export to PowerPoint or track who views it?Use the companion Convert plugin for editable PowerPoint, and FeatPaper for viewer tracking and analytics.