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Optimized SVG

Optimize SVG files online — smaller, cleaner markup

Paste SVG markup and strip comments, editor metadata, and redundant whitespace with an instant before/after preview. Smaller SVGs mean faster page loads — and the optimization never uploads your artwork.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are exported SVGs so bloated?
Design tools (Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape) embed editor metadata, comments, and unused definitions. That data is useless in production and often doubles file size.
Does optimization change how the SVG looks?
The optimizations here remove non-visual data — comments, metadata, whitespace — so rendering is unchanged. Always check the preview to confirm.
Should I inline SVGs or load them as files?
Inline SVG allows CSS styling and scripting of the artwork and saves a request; separate files cache better across pages. Optimize either way — bytes are bytes.
Is my SVG uploaded during optimization?
No — processing is local to your browser, so proprietary artwork and logos stay on your machine.

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