Minify and optimize SVG files — remove comments, metadata, empty groups, and redundant whitespace. Free and browser-based.
Optimization Options:
Paste your SVG code or upload an .svg file.
Select which optimizations to apply — all are safe defaults.
Copy the optimized code or download as a new .svg file.
HTML/XML comments <!-- ... --> serve no purpose in production SVGs and can contain sensitive information.
Tools like Illustrator, Inkscape, and Figma add metadata, namespaces, and custom attributes that browsers don't need to render the SVG.
Extra line breaks, indentation, and spaces are for human readability only — minifying removes them to shrink file size.
Empty <g></g> elements are left over from design tools after layers or groups are deleted and add no value.
Smaller SVG files load faster, reducing page weight and improving Core Web Vitals — especially for SVG icons and logos.
SVG files exported from Illustrator or Inkscape often contain metadata with file paths, usernames, or software info — optimization strips this out.
Your SVG code is processed entirely in your browser using the DOM parser. Nothing is ever sent to any server.
Yes — 100% free with no sign-up and no limits.
The default options are all safe and won't change how the SVG renders. The "Remove inline style" option can affect appearance if your SVG relies on style attributes — enable it only if you know it's safe for your file.
Typical savings range from 10% to 60%+ depending on how the SVG was exported. SVGs from Illustrator or Inkscape tend to have the most hidden metadata to remove.
Yes. Your SVG is processed in your browser's DOM parser — nothing is uploaded to any server, and the code never leaves your device.
Yes! Fully responsive and tested on all iOS and Android browsers.