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Jiyoung
April 5, 2021

WebP support for animated prototyping and export

  • April 5, 2021
  • 89 replies
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Would be awesome to support a Webp file when exporting images like Sketch. (without using any plug-ins)

sketch_webp

89 replies

Chris_Tegethoff
November 23, 2021

yup same deal. Why doesn’t Figma support this?

Chris_Tegethoff
November 23, 2021

I really do think Figma needs to address this as soon as possible. TinyImage creating a subscription paywall after X uses and forcing a year subscription down your throat is a bit dubious to me. Consider the scenario. You are in a time crunch and have to export to the WebP format. You might have worked really hard getting your production files within Figma just right so its rather automated, then you are forced to either go back to Sketch to export or buy a 3rd Party plugin. Not cool.

Andre1
January 6, 2022

I would like to have this feature natively as well.

Ines_Pires
February 1, 2022

One more person would find this particularly useful! Is it time to go back to sketch?

Javier10
March 22, 2022

Same for me. I have to export the bitmap resources in PNG and then convert them to WEBP in Adobe Photoshop. It would be great to export them straight from Figma.

Ali_Rasheed
March 24, 2022

I feel ike like this is low hanging fruit for figma to get on top yknow.

jean-baptiste_kechi
June 20, 2022

please add webp to figma guys 😦

Chris_Ginn_biBERK
New Member
June 29, 2022

I would like to have the WebP format option as well. Currently trying TinyImage but don’t want to pay for something that should be native to Figma - like it is in Sketch.

Faizan
July 4, 2022

The only alternative is TinyImage, but the free version is not intuitive. When I finished importing one batch, I was unable to import the following one, and it continued to show older batches. It’s nearly impossible to choose new images to import, and I believe this is because I am using a free version or has bugs…

Rishabh_Agarwal
July 15, 2022

This would be nice to have. I usually put all the images through Photoshop to convert them to Webp. It would be a timesaver if we could do this in Figma itself.