How to Use
- Click "Load Sample SVG" to inspect a noisy design export, or drop your own
.svgfile into the tool. - You can also paste raw
<svg>markup copied from Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, or a codebase. - Choose "Standard" for safer default optimization. Switch to "Aggressive" when you want to push the file size lower.
- Review "Original size", "Optimized size", and "Saved", then check the preview for obvious visual changes.
- Click "Copy SVG Code" for HTML, React, or icon components, or click "Download SVG" to save the optimized file.
Example: paste a brand icon exported from a design tool, confirm the saved percentage and preview, then copy the minified inline SVG for a website navbar or button icon.
Core Features
- SVGO Powered SVG Compression: Run browser-based SVGO to remove metadata, empty groups, and compressible attributes from vector markup.
- Clean Figma and Illustrator Exports: Turn verbose design-tool SVG into cleaner icon code that is easier to ship.
- Instant Size Comparison: Check original size, optimized size, and saved percentage before replacing an asset.
- Copy Code or Download: Copy optimized
<svg>markup for inline HTML or components, or download a new.svgfile. - Local Processing for Private Assets: File reading, SVGO optimization, preview, copy, and download all happen in your browser.
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Calculation Logic
SVG optimization does not rasterize the image. It cleans the XML-based vector markup. This tool runs SVGO directly in the browser to remove editor metadata, merge unnecessary groups, drop empty attributes, compress paths, and round coordinates.
"Standard" mode is the safer default for most icons and illustrations. "Aggressive" mode enables multipass optimization and shorter numeric precision, which can reduce size further but may slightly alter extremely complex paths. The output remains editable vector SVG that you can copy or download.
FAQ
How do I reduce SVG file size?
Remove design-tool metadata, empty groups, redundant attributes, and compressible path data. This tool runs those SVGO optimizations in your browser and shows the saved percentage.
How can I clean up SVG code exported from Figma?
Drop the exported .svg file into the tool, or paste the raw <svg> markup. Start with "Standard", check the preview, then copy or download the optimized result.
Does compressing an SVG reduce quality?
Usually no. SVG is vector markup, and SVGO mostly removes invisible metadata and redundant structure. Very complex paths can shift slightly in "Aggressive" mode, so check the preview before replacing production assets.
Does this tool upload my icons or illustrations?
No. File reading, SVGO optimization, preview, copying, and download all happen locally in your browser.
Can I use the optimized SVG inline in HTML?
Yes. "Copy SVG Code" copies the complete <svg> markup for inline HTML, React components, or icon systems.
Can it convert PNG or JPG to SVG?
No. This tool optimizes existing SVG vector code only; it does not vectorize raster images.