Clean SVG comments, metadata, editor attributes, XML declarations/DOCTYPE and extra whitespace, and shorten color notation. Browser only. Processing stays local while reducing file size.
Processing limit: SVG files and input data up to 10 MB
Drag an SVG file here or click to select
Or paste SVG code directly into the field below.
Optimization options
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Reduction
Original preview
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Optimization preview
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Helpful information
SVG is an XML-based vector format that may retain editor data, comments, unnecessary whitespace, long color notation, and metadata. This tool reduces elements that are not needed for rendering to make files smaller.
Uploaded files never leave your device. Processing uses your local computer only.
Opening, optimizing, previewing, and downloading files all happen with JavaScript in your current browser.
Q. Can optimization break an SVG?
Most basic optimizations are safe, but leave Remove title/desc disabled when the SVG needs an accessible description.
Q. Does it remove scripts inside an SVG?
The preview uses an image Blob, but this is an optimization tool, not a security scanner. Avoid embedding SVGs from untrusted sources directly into a website.
Q. Can it compress JPG or PNG files?
Use the Image Converter for raster images such as JPG, PNG, and WebP.
Q. Can I process multiple SVG files at once?
The tool currently processes one file or code sample at a time. Batch processing may be added as a separate feature later.
Improve web performance: Optimize logo and icon SVGs to reduce the amount of data loaded on the first screen.
Inline SVG: Minify whitespace in SVGs embedded directly in HTML to reduce code size.
Preserve accessibility: For meaningful icons, leave Remove title/desc disabled.
Convert formats: Use the Image Converter to process non-SVG images as WebP, PNG, or JPG.
No. This tool performs conservative code cleanup focused on removing comments, metadata, editor attributes, XML declarations/DOCTYPE and extra whitespace, plus shortening 6-digit HEX colors. Unlike SVGO, it does not merge paths, reduce coordinate precision, or remove unused IDs.