Design handoff, reduced to a single click

Every design team has a handoff ritual, and almost none of them enjoy it. You select the frames, export the assets, rename them so a developer can tell a hero image from a footer icon, zip the folder, upload it somewhere, and paste a link into a thread that will be buried by tomorrow.

None of that is design work. It’s logistics — and logistics is exactly the kind of thing software should absorb. Nexports was built around one belief: the distance between “this is done” and “my team has it” should be a single click.

What actually happens on export

When you run Nexports on a selection, it detects every exportable image and icon, converts them to the format and density you chose, uploads them straight to storage over presigned links, and returns a hosted portal your whole team can open.

• Assets are auto-named and grouped by frame, so nobody hunts for “Vector-24-copy”.
• The portal is a live page — browse, filter, download one asset or a bulk ZIP.
• SVGs come with production-ready code, so developers skip the copy-paste-and-clean dance.

A good handoff is invisible. The developer opens a link and everything they need is already there — in the right format, with the right name.

Links that expire on purpose

Permanent links quietly become liabilities — stale assets, forgotten buckets, the wrong version shipped six months later. Nexports portals expire by design (12 hours on Free, longer on Lite, permanent only when you choose Pro), so what’s shared is always current.