What this tool does
This SVG optimizer compresses one local SVG file or pasted SVG document in your browser. It uses SVGO cleanup passes to remove comments, metadata, redundant attributes, unnecessary precision, and other markup that does not change the visible image.
Why it helps
SVG files exported from design tools often contain editor metadata, verbose paths, unused IDs, and comments. Optimizing them can reduce download size, improve page loading, and make inline SVG code easier to review before it ships in a website, app, email, or documentation page.
How it works
Upload an .svg file or paste SVG markup, choose the safe preset or tune the
individual SVGO passes, then run optimization. The tool shows the original and
optimized previews, the byte savings, and the final markup so you can copy it or
download an .optimized.svg file. The SVG never needs to leave your device.
Practical notes
- Keep the safe preset when the SVG depends on external CSS, scripted IDs, or symbol references you cannot easily inspect.
- Use the aggressive preset for simple exported icons, logos, and illustrations where removing dimensions and inlining styles is acceptable.
- Preview the optimized image before replacing source artwork, especially when the source uses masks, gradients, filters, or linked assets.