Minify and clean up SVG files
SVGs exported from design tools are often bloated with editor metadata, hidden elements, and excessive precision that the browser doesn't need. Optimising strips that cruft, shrinking the file — sometimes dramatically — without changing how it looks. This tool cleans an SVG in your browser and gives you the lighter version.
How to use it
- Paste your SVG or drop in the file.
- Optimise to remove editor junk and redundant data.
- Copy or download the smaller SVG.
Where it helps
- Trimming icons and logos exported from design software.
- Reducing page weight from inline SVGs.
- Cleaning markup before committing it to a project.
Questions people ask
Will optimising change how it looks? Sensible optimisation preserves appearance; only very aggressive precision cuts can subtly shift fine detail.
Is my SVG uploaded? No — optimisation runs locally in your browser.