Batch PDF

Professional PDF production for Figma + Buzz

Your fonts.Real text. Real vectors.Smaller PDFs.

Export compact, Acrobat-ready PDFs from Figma Design and Figma Buzz while supported text stays selectable and clean vectors remain sharp.

  • Selectable text
  • True vectors
  • Smaller files
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01 / A measured result

A 52-page file
went on a diet.

One real comparison, not a blanket promise. The same 52-page catalogue moved from approximately 90 MB to 15 MB with BatchPDF. Every document is different.

Before export
90MB
With BatchPDF
15MB
An industrial balance weighs a tall paper stack against a smiling compact document holding a proof stamp
52-page catalogue / one measured export

Approximately 83% smaller in this tested export. Results vary by document.

02 / What stays useful

Less weight.
Not less document.

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01

Type stays type.

Supported text can remain searchable and selectable instead of becoming one flat picture.

02

Vectors stay sharp.

Clean vector artwork can remain crisp where the source document supports it.

03

You choose the balance.

Start with Print, Balanced or Small File, then tune the export to the handoff.

PRINT•BALANCED•SMALL FILE•CUSTOM

Keep the type.

Keep the vectors.

Lose the weight.

Batch Fill

BatchCraft / Product 02

One drop.
A whole set filled.

Bring a group of images into Figma, map them to the frames that need them, and move through the whole set as one clear workflow.

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03 / The production rhythm

Four moves.
One clean run.

An octopus mechanic operates a four-stage production line from intake to finished stack
  1. 01Drop

    Bring in the source images together.

  2. 02Map

    Point the set at the frames that need content.

  3. 03Crop

    Keep each placement intentional and consistent.

  4. 04Done

    Review the batch and fine-tune only where judgment matters.

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04 / The maker

Built at the design desk.

BatchCraft comes from a design background: late exports, repeated image swaps, handoffs that need to be smaller without feeling cheaper.

We make focused tools with the care of a small print studio. The machine handles repetition. The designer keeps the decisions.

BatchCraftHandcrafted productivity tools for Figma.

05 / What we believe

Tools with a point of view.

A focused lever press, precision gauge and fitted tool chest represent focus, proof and craft
Focused by default

Clear paths for real production jobs, not feature theatre.

Proof before promises

Concrete examples, honest boundaries and results you can compare.

Craft in the details

Efficiency can still feel thoughtful, human and well made.

Two focused tools. One design-led maker.

Make room for
the work that matters.

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