SVG Optimizer
Optimize and minify SVG files by removing unnecessary data and cleaning up code
SVG Optimizer
Drag & drop your SVG file here
or click to browse files (.svg - max 5MB)
Usage Examples
Web Performance
Reduce SVG file sizes to improve website loading speed and performance scores.
Design Cleanup
Clean up SVG files exported from design tools like Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape.
Inline SVG
Prepare clean, minimal SVG code for embedding directly in HTML or React components.
Features
Smart Optimization
Multiple optimization options to remove comments, metadata, editor data, and unnecessary attributes.
Size Comparison
See original vs optimized file size with percentage savings shown clearly.
Live Preview
Preview the optimized SVG rendered in the browser to verify it looks correct.
Private & Secure
All processing happens locally in your browser using DOMParser. Files never leave your device.
How to Use
Upload or Paste SVG
Drag and drop an SVG file, browse to select one, or paste SVG code directly.
Choose Options
Select which optimizations to apply: remove comments, metadata, whitespace, editor data, etc.
Optimize & Export
Click Optimize, review the preview and size savings, then copy or download the optimized SVG.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is SVG Optimizer?
Paste SVG code or drop a file, pick which optimizations to apply, and get a smaller, cleaner SVG in seconds. Great for trimming the bloat that design tools leave behind.
What Gets Removed?
Comments, metadata, Inkscape/Illustrator editor namespaces, empty attributes, unused defs, and excess whitespace. You can also minify styles, shorten IDs, and control decimal precision.
Common Use Cases
Shaving kilobytes off SVG icons for web performance, cleaning up Figma or Illustrator exports before checking them into git, and preparing minimal inline SVGs for React components.
Tips
Always preview the optimized SVG before downloading to catch any edge cases. Lower decimal precision saves more bytes but can round fine details, so check at zoom.
Privacy
Processing runs entirely in your browser via DOMParser. No files are uploaded, no data leaves your machine.