SVG Compressor
SVGs exported from design tools hide mountains of redundant code. Cleaned with the industry-standard SVGO engine, they shrink by more than half on average with zero rendering change — all locally in your browser; source files never leave your device.
Drop SVG files here, or click to select
Stays vector · optimized locally in your browser · up to 20 files
The SVGO engine runs in your browser; SVG files are never uploaded
In an icon exported from Figma, Sketch or Illustrator, often less than half of the source describes the actual shapes. The rest is editor version info, layer names, comments, useless group nesting, and coordinates precise to six decimal places — a difference of 0.000001px that no eye can see. All that redundancy bloats the file for nothing.
SVGO cleans conservatively: it only removes what does not affect rendering and rounds path numbers to a sane precision. The optimized SVG stays a vector file — crisp at any size, ready for web, apps and print. For site developers, smaller SVGs mean faster loads: icons and illustrations are often critical rendering resources, and halving them speeds things up immediately.
Need to turn an SVG into a JPG/PNG bitmap (for a Word document or a platform without SVG support)? Use the format-conversion pages, which rasterize at 150dpi in high definition. The reverse — bitmap to vector — requires professional tracing software and is outside a compressor’s scope.