SVG Compressor
SVG Compressor
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SVG Optimizer
This SVG compressor removes unnecessary code from exported vectors and gives you cleaner, smaller files. Paste or upload SVG, optimize it, and download production-ready output.
Why SVGs from design tools are bloated
When you export from Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, or XD, the file includes:
- Editor metadata - Comments, generator tags, and version info nobody will ever read
- Unnecessary precision - Coordinates with 8 decimal places when 2 would do
- Redundant groups - Empty <g> tags and nested wrappers that add nothing
- Default attributes - Properties that match the default anyway (like fill-opacity="1")
- Hidden layers - Elements with display:none that still bloat your file
A simple icon might export as 5KB when the optimized version is 800 bytes. Multiply that across an icon set, and you're loading megabytes of wasted bytes.
What the optimizer removes
- XML declarations and DOCTYPE
- Editor namespaces (Adobe, Sketch, Figma)
- Comments and metadata
- Empty groups and invisible elements
- Unnecessary whitespace
- Redundant path commands (like converting absolute to relative)
Does it change how my SVG looks?
No. The visual output is pixel-perfect identical. We only remove code that has zero effect on rendering. If you have animations or interactivity, we preserve those too.
Typical results
| Figma icon export | 3.2 KB 650 bytes (80% smaller) |
| Illustrator logo | 48 KB 12 KB (75% smaller) |
| Hand-coded SVG | 1.2 KB 900 bytes (25% smaller) |
Next steps: run SVG Prettifier for readable code or SVG to Code for framework exports. Engine reference: SVGO on GitHub.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The output renders exactly the same. We only remove non-visual code like comments, metadata, and unnecessary precision.
Yes. SMIL animations and CSS animations are preserved by default.
Typically 40-80% smaller for files exported from design tools. Hand-coded SVGs see smaller gains since there's less junk to remove.
We use SVGO under the hood - the same optimizer used by most build tools. You get the same results without installing anything.
Yes. Batch limits follow your current dashboard plan settings for Guest, Free Account, and Pro.
Yes. Smaller SVGs load faster and improve Core Web Vitals. Google considers page speed in rankings.
