
Figma's export dialog stops at PNG, JPG, SVG and PDF — so getting web-ready assets usually means a chain of extra tools: convert to WebP elsewhere, compress, rename to a convention, sort into folders, zip. Featherlight does that whole post-export pipeline inside Figma, in one pass, entirely offline (zero network access, verified by the badge on the listing).
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- WebP / JPG / PNG (lossless or lossy) / SVG with a live before/after size preview
- Every selected frame at 0.5x–4x in one run, automatic @2x suffixes
- Rename patterns, kebab/snake case, slashes become real ZIP folders
- Bundle as ZIP or one multi-page vector PDF
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Real run from the demo video: 9 frames to 18 WebP files, 9.12 MB down to 1.15 MB (-87%).
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7-day free trial with every feature unlocked, then a one-time purchase — no subscription. It's a one-person indie project: I read every comment, and feedback and feature requests directly shape what gets built next.
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https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1665932150476150859/featherlight-compress-webp-batch-export

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