SVG Optimizer

Minify and clean your SVG with SVGO right in the browser. Strip editor cruft, shrink the file, and see exactly how many bytes you saved. Free, private, and instant.

Why Optimize Your SVG

Powered by SVGO

Uses the industry-standard SVGO engine with its preset-default plugins, the same optimizer trusted by major design and build tools.

See the Savings

The original and optimized byte sizes are shown side by side, along with the exact percentage you saved on every file.

Pixel-Identical Output

SVGO removes only safe, redundant data such as editor metadata and comments, so the optimized SVG renders exactly the same.

Multipass Option

Run multiple optimization passes for the smallest possible result, or switch to a single pass when you want speed.

100% Private

Optimization runs entirely in your browser. Your SVG is never uploaded, which is ideal for unreleased logos and brand assets.

Free and Unlimited

No signup, no credits, no limits. Optimize as many SVG files as you need, copy or download each result.

How to Optimize an SVG

1

Add your SVG

Drag and drop an .svg file, click to browse, or paste your SVG code into the box.

2

Choose multipass

Leave multipass on to run SVGO repeatedly for the smallest possible file, or turn it off for a single faster pass.

3

Optimize

Click Optimize SVG and SVGO strips metadata, comments, hidden elements, and redundant attributes in an instant.

4

Download or copy

Compare the original and optimized byte sizes, then download the smaller .svg file or copy it straight to your clipboard.

Choose The Right Tool

Why this page exists

Use the SVG optimizer to strip editor metadata, redundant attributes, and bloat from a vector file with SVGO, then download a smaller, cleaner SVG that renders identically.

Best for

  • Shrinking SVGs exported from Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape
  • Reducing icon and logo file size for faster page loads
  • Cleaning up markup before embedding an SVG inline

SVG Optimizer FAQ

Optimizing an SVG removes data that does not affect how it looks: editor metadata, comments, hidden elements, default values, and overly precise numbers. The result is a smaller file that renders identically but loads faster and is easier to read.

No. This tool uses SVGO with its safe preset-default plugin set, which only strips redundant data. The optimized SVG looks pixel-for-pixel the same as the original in every browser.

Multipass runs the optimizer several times in a row, because one pass can expose further savings for the next. It is on by default and usually produces the smallest file. Turn it off only if you want a single, slightly faster pass.

It depends on the source. Files exported from Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape often shrink 30 to 70 percent because they carry a lot of editor metadata. Hand-written SVGs that are already lean may only save a few percent.

No. The SVGO optimizer runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your device. This makes the tool safe for confidential or unreleased design work.

SVGO is the standard open-source SVG optimizer used across the web development world, including by build tools and design apps. This page runs the official browser build of SVGO directly on your machine.

SVG Optimizer

Minify and clean your SVG with SVGO right in the browser. Strip editor cruft, shrink the file, and see exactly how many bytes you saved. Free, private, and instant.