Paste raw SVG code or drag an .svg file to instantly strip bloat, comments, and whitespace.
SVG files from design tools like Illustrator, Figma, or Sketch often contain significant bloat: editor metadata, unnecessary namespaces, hidden layers, redundant attributes, and comments. This can double or triple file size without any visual effect. SVG optimization strips this unnecessary data, producing cleaner, smaller files that render identically. For websites with many SVG icons, optimization meaningfully reduces page load times.
Our optimizer processes SVG code locally in your browser, making it safe for proprietary icons and unreleased brand assets. Paste raw SVG code and instantly get an optimized version with clear original vs. optimized size comparison. The output is ready to use directly in HTML, CSS, or as a standalone .svg file.
Typical reductions range from 20% to 60%, depending on the source application. SVGs from Illustrator with many editor-specific attributes see the greatest reductions.
No. Only data with no visual impact is removed—metadata, comments, empty groups, and editor-specific information. The rendered appearance remains identical.
SVGs with CSS or SMIL animations can be optimized, but animation-related attributes are preserved. Our tool only removes genuinely redundant data.