Paste SVG code and optimize it instantly. Removes comments, metadata, editor data, empty groups, and whitespace. See before/after file size comparison with savings percentage -- all processed client-side in your browser.
Removes comments, metadata, editor-specific data from Inkscape, Illustrator, and Sketch. Strips XML processing instructions and DOCTYPE declarations while preserving visual elements.
Minifies whitespace, removes empty groups, cleans redundant attributes. Shows before/after file size with exact savings percentage so you know how much was optimized.
Toggle individual optimization steps: comments, metadata, editor data, empty groups, hidden elements, whitespace minification, and attribute cleanup. Enable pretty-print for readable output.
All processing happens in your browser using DOM parsing. Your SVG code is never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy and instant results with no network latency.
SVG files exported from design tools like Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, and Sketch often contain significant amounts of unnecessary data. This includes editor metadata, XML namespaces, comments, empty groups, hidden layers, and redundant attributes that increase file size without affecting the visual output.
Our SVG optimizer targets several categories of unnecessary data: XML comments, <metadata> elements, editor-specific attributes (inkscape:*, sodipodi:*, sketch:*, illustrator data), empty <g> groups, elements with display:none or visibility:hidden, and excessive whitespace between tags.
Smaller SVG files mean faster page loads, reduced bandwidth usage, and improved Core Web Vitals scores. For SVGs used inline in HTML or as background images, every byte saved directly impacts load time. Optimized SVGs also render faster in the browser since the parser has less markup to process.
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