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Complex filters, gradients or animations can be affected by optimization.
Preview the result and disable risky options if needed.
Optimize SVG markup for free in your browser. Upload or paste SVG, run local SVGO cleanup, preview the result, then copy or download without uploading assets.
SVG Optimizer cleans design-tool SVG output by removing metadata, empty nodes and redundant attributes. It is useful for icons, logos and frontend vector assets before shipping, with local processing.
Complex filters, gradients or animations can be affected by optimization.
Preview the result and disable risky options if needed.
Already-small SVGs or pretty output may not reduce much.
Disable Keep formatting when the smallest output matters.
SVGs without a valid viewBox may not scale correctly after removing width and height.
Keep dimensions unless a viewBox is present and responsive scaling is needed.
SVG is ideal for vector graphics, but not every image should be SVG.
| Format | Best content | Strength | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| SVG | Icons, logos and simple vector art | Scales cleanly and stays editable | Complex photos or huge paths can be inefficient |
| PNG | Screenshots and transparent bitmaps | Stable pixel rendering | Blurs when enlarged and may be larger |
| Optimized SVG | Production vector assets | Removes redundant code | Preview is still required |
| Pretty SVG | Assets edited by humans | More readable markup | Usually larger than minified output |
<svg width="240" height="120"><metadata>...</metadata><g><path d="..."/></g></svg>
<svg viewBox="0 0 240 120"><path d="..."/></svg>
Actual output depends on the SVG and selected SVGO options.
Clean design-tool output before shipping front-end assets.
Preview optimized SVG to ensure brand artwork still looks correct.
Remove width/height when the SVG should scale through its container.
No. Reading, optimization, preview and download run locally in your browser.
Default settings are conservative and keep viewBox, but you should preview complex gradients, filters or animations.
It lets SVGO run additional cleanup passes, which may reduce size further at the cost of more processing time.
Use it when the SVG should scale responsively through CSS or its container. Keep dimensions for fixed-size assets.
Yes. Pretty output is easier to read but usually larger than minified SVG.
The current page handles one SVG at a time.
Pretty output or an already tiny source can produce a larger result. The page reports increases as well as savings.
Yes. It is free and does not require sign-in.