Export Image Fills

Export every image fill at its original quality
— zipped and ready for developers. Oh, and it's totally free. 😊What it doesExport Image Fills finds every node that uses an image as a fill (across selected frames, the current page, or the entire document) and packages them into a ready-to-hand-off ZIP file.

Features🔸 Three scan scopes: export from a frame selection, the current page, or the entire document.

🔸 Original format export: images are extracted as-is (PNG, JPG, GIF). No re-compression, no quality loss.

🔸 Format conversion: optionally convert all images to PNG (lossless), JPEG (smaller, white background on transparency) or WebP (good quality-to-size ratio, best for SEO). GIF files remain as they are, so the animation is not lost. All images are exported in sRGB color profiles for web development.

🔸 Current size resizing: source images can be resized to their current sizes at export.

🔸 Ready-to-hand ZIP export: files are organized into folders by page and frame, mirroring the document hierarchy.

🔸 Filename editor: rename any file before exporting directly from the list.

🔸 De-duplication: identical images are fetched only once, keeping exports fast even in large documents.

🔸 Easy group selection: select or deselect images by frame group, or use Select All.

🔸 Figma-native UI: adapts to light and dark themes automatically.

🔸 English and Spanish : the UI follows your system language.

How to Use Select your scope. Choose Frame (uses your canvas selection), Page, or Document from the top selector.(Frame scope only) Select one or more top-level frames on the canvas.

Click Scan for images. The plugin will find all image fills and list them with previews.

Review the list: check or uncheck individual images or entire groups. Rename files as needed by clicking the edit icon.

Choose an export format: Original, PNG, or JPEG. Set additional configurations as needed.

Set the ZIP file name (pre-filled from your frame or document name).

Click Download ZIP.

License & Source CodeThis plugin is and will always be free. The source code is open and available on GitHub under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license — you're welcome to use it, learn from it, or build on top of it, as long as you keep it free and give credit. No commercial use of the code, please. 🙏GitHub: https://github.com/Skyller111/export-image-fills