Free Bulk Asset & Batch Image Exporter

About this plugin

FREE Bulk Asset & Batch Image Exporter

Automatically detect and export all images, vectors, icons, and assets from your Figma designs.

💡 What It Does:

Automatically find all exportable assets in your selection (or page!) and export them in bulk — images, vectors, frames, components, and instances included.

Export 10 or 700 assets in one go — all neatly named, compressed, and ready for handoff.

⚙️ Key Features:

1. 📦 Bulk Export Everything: Export images, icons, vectors, frames, and components as a single ZIP — even across large pages.
2. 🔍 Auto Asset Detection: Instantly discover all exportable items, including nested layers and child nodes.
3. 🪄 Smarter Filenames: Choose between numeric, normalized, or literal naming modes — with duplicate detection and real-time preview.
4. 🧹 Selective Export: Remove any assets you don’t want or download individual items instantly
5. ⚡ Streaming ZIP: Handles massive exports (400+ images) smoothly with zero lag or crashes.
6. 🖼️ Preview Mode: Review all assets before export, or skip preview for speed when handling huge files.
7. 📏 Scale Options: Export at 1x, 2x, or 3x resolution — perfect for web, mobile, and hi‑res screens.
8. 🎯 Supports More Asset Types: Works with vectors, frames, components, and icons in a single export batch.

If you’ve ever had to export hundreds of images manually from Figma, this plugin will save you hours of work. It intelligently scans your selection, frame, or entire page and gathers every exportable item — images, vectors, frames, components, and icons — so you can download them all in bulk with just a few clicks.

Built for designers, developers, and design ops teams who deal with large-scale asset handoffs, this tool makes mass exporting simple, predictable, and fast.

Step 1: Choose What to Export

Select any combination of design elements, frames, or entire pages in Figma. The plugin automatically detects what can be exported and lets you decide what to include:

1. Asset Types: Images, vectors, frames, components, and instances.
2. Export Scope: Choose whether to export only top-level layers or include nested child nodes as well.
3. Then click Analyze Selection to inspect your export list.

Step 2: Review and Customize

Before exporting, you’ll see exactly what’s being exported — and can tailor it however you like:

1. Get a count of exportable assets across your selection.
2. Preview all images and remove unwanted items before downloading.
3. Fine-tune filenames with smart rules and live previews.
4. Detect duplicate names automatically.

Choose from multiple naming strategies:

1. Numbered export: 1_madagascar_vanilla.png
2. Normalized names: madagascar_vanilla.png
3. Literal names: Madagascar Vanilla.png

This gives you complete control over how your final exports are organized — no more messy file lists.

Step 3: Export Instantly

Once everything looks right, hit Export.

1. Export at 1x, 2x, or 3x scale for different responsive needs.
2. The plugin packages everything into a ZIP for easy handoff.
3. Large projects? Streaming ZIP export ensures smooth performance even with hundreds of assets or very large files.

Why You’ll Love It

If you're job has anything to do with exporting assets from Figma, then you will love this utility. It allows you to export in-mass the images of your selection. This helps if you randomly need to export 697 images (I write this while looking over at the designer).