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SVG Optimiser

Shrink a whole folder of SVGs with a safe svgo preset. viewBox and ids preserved, rendering untouched, byte savings shown per file.

Open SVG Optimiser →Free. No account needed.
  • Safe by default: preserves the viewBox and every id, so styling, <use> references and animations keep working
  • Clear per-file before and after byte sizes, plus a running total of how much the whole batch saved
  • Two honest toggles: number precision and comment removal, with sensible lossless defaults
  • Runs entirely in your browser via svgo: no uploads, no server, download individually or as one ZIP

Runs entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your machine.

See it in action

The SVG Optimiser with one SVG optimised, showing the bytes before and after and the percentage saved.
Shrink a folder of SVGs with a safe preset, the savings shown per file.
  1. Drop your SVGs
  2. Adjust precision or comment removal if needed
  3. Download the optimised files as a ZIP
Takes
SVG files, one or a batch.
Gives
A smaller SVG per file with the viewBox and every id preserved, single files or a ZIP. Optimised in your browser.

SVG Optimiser, answered

Is optimising an SVG safe?
With the default preset, yes. The viewBox and every id are preserved, so CSS styling, use references and animations keep working and the drawing renders exactly as before.
How much smaller will my SVGs get?
It depends on the source. Exported files from design tools often shrink by half or more. Each file shows its before and after size, with a running total for the batch.
What can I adjust?
Two honest toggles: number precision and comment removal. Both default to lossless-safe values.
Are the SVGs uploaded?
No. Everything runs inside your browser tab on your own machine. Nothing is uploaded and there is no server to send it to, so nothing is stored anywhere but your device.

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