A design-tool export
A 2.3 KB SVG with a comment, an editor namespace attribute and a redundant wrapping group
A ~1.1 KB SVG rendering identically, with the comment, namespace and empty group removed.
SVG Optimizer
Shrink an SVG's file size by stripping redundant markup — see the before/after size and a live preview.
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About this tool
An SVG exported from a design tool usually carries a lot that never affects how it renders — editor metadata, redundant groups, full-precision coordinates, comments. SVGO strips all of that; this runs it entirely client-side rather than sending the file to a server.
How to use it
- Upload an SVG file, or paste its code directly.
- Press Optimize to see the size saved and a live preview of the result.
- Copy the optimized SVG, or download it.
Examples
Common problems
- The optimized SVG looks slightly different from the original.
- SVGO's default preset only applies transformations that are meant to be visually lossless — a difference usually means the source relied on something unusual (an editor-specific quirk, a malformed attribute) that a stricter renderer interprets differently. Try without multipass first to see if a single optimization pass avoids it.