Export Figma assets directly to your VS Code workspace — no cloud relay, fully local.
assetport has two parts that work together — install both:
Select layers in Figma, hit export, and the files land straight in your open VS Code workspace — no drag-and-drop, no downloads folder, no cloud relay.
✨ Features
Feature
What it does
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Multi-format export
Export selected Figma layers as PNG, SVG, or JPEG straight into your VS Code workspace.
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Asset queue
Stage multiple layers at once and export them all in a single action.
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Live preview
Preview each queued asset at 1×, 2×, 3×, or 4× before committing to export.
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AI-powered naming
Auto-rename assets with Gemini based on the visual content of each layer.
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Configurable output folder
Set a custom relative path per session (e.g. src/assets/icons).
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Combine nodes
Flatten a multi-layer selection into a single exported asset.
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Ignore children
Skip child layers you don't want included in an export.
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Duplicate guard
Adding the same Figma node to the queue twice is blocked automatically.
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Lossy compression
Configurable quality (0–100) for PNG/JPEG. SVG is always lossless.
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Fully local
No cloud relay — the plugin talks directly to a local server in your editor.
🚀 Getting started
Install this extension from the VS Code Marketplace.
Open a folder in VS Code — exported assets are written relative to your workspace root.
The export server starts automatically on http://localhost:32123 (look for assetport in the status bar / activity bar).
Install the companion Figma plugin to send layers over.
