Optimize vector graphics exported from Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape. Removes XML declarations, comments, editor namespaces, empty groups, and rounds excessive coordinates to reduce SVG payload size without visual quality loss.
Runs entirely in your browser
SVG files exported from design tools like Illustrator, Figma and Inkscape are full of overhead the browser does not need: XML declarations, editor comments and namespaces, empty groups, and coordinates with far more decimal places than any screen can show. This optimizer strips that cruft and rounds excessive precision, shrinking the file without any visible change to the graphic.
Smaller SVGs load faster and are easier to inline directly in HTML or CSS, which is common for icons and logos. Because the reductions are to metadata and redundant markup rather than the shape data, the visual result is identical — you get the same image in a fraction of the bytes.
It runs in your browser, so your graphics are not uploaded. Use it on any SVG headed for the web, especially icons you plan to inline, where every kilobyte and every unnecessary tag adds up across a page.
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