Every platform wants a different size. YouTube needs 16:9. Instagram wants 1:1. LinkedIn wants a banner. TikTok wants 9:16. And every time you needed to resize, you stopped your work, opened Google, found some random web tool, uploaded your image, downloaded it, came back to Figma, re imported it. Every. Single. Time. I got so frustrated that i build SnapRatio Pro. No tab switching. No re importing. No web tools. Just design. $5 once. Yours forever.
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Hey everyone π
I'm Kunal, a solo indie designer from India.
This plugin exists because I was genuinely tired of my own workflow. Every time I needed to resize something for a different platform a YouTube thumbnail, an Instagram post, a LinkedIn banner. I'd have to stop everything, open a new tab, Google "free image resizer," find some sketchy web tool, upload my file, resize it, download it, go back to Figma, and re-import it.
Every single time. For something that should take 2 seconds.
So I stopped complaining and built SnapRatio Pro.
It lives inside Figma. You select your frame, pick a preset ratio (Square, Portrait, Landscape, 9:16, 16:9) or type exact px dimensions, hit Apply and you're done. Both aspect ratio AND custom px in one plugin, because I couldn't find anything that did both cleanly.
I priced it at $5 lifetime because honestly this should've existed already and nobody should pay monthly for something this simple.
Built it for myself. Sharing it for anyone who's ever lost 10 minutes to a Google image resizer mid design.
Would love your honest feedback π
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@kunal_sharma2322Β congrats on the launch Kunal. This is such an annoyance so great to have a tool that solves it. Do you do regular updates to align with platforms as they change? How do you upscale without artifacting base images
Yep, plan is to keep the preset list updated as platforms shift their specs. Instagram and LinkedIn have both changed dimensions in the last year alone, so it's part of the maintenance.
On upscaling SnapRatio doesn't really "upscale" in the AI sense, it resizes and pads to the target ratio so the base image stays untouched. No interpolation artifacts because the original pixels are preserved, the extra canvas is filled (blur, color, or transparent) rather than stretched.
@kunal_sharma2322Β congrats on the launch Kunal. This is such an annoyance so great to have a tool that solves it. Do you do regular updates to align with platforms as they change? How do you upscale without artifacting base images
@zolani_matebeseΒ Thanks Zolani, appreciate it π
Yep, plan is to keep the preset list updated as platforms shift their specs. Instagram and LinkedIn have both changed dimensions in the last year alone, so it's part of the maintenance.
On upscaling SnapRatio doesn't really "upscale" in the AI sense, it resizes and pads to the target ratio so the base image stays untouched. No interpolation artifacts because the original pixels are preserved, the extra canvas is filled (blur, color, or transparent) rather than stretched.