Compressors

SVG Compressor (browser)

Optimize SVG files locally with standard or custom settings and no uploads.

Security notice

Potentially unsafe SVG content is blocked before optimization.

Processed locally

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Input

SVG input

Local processing: the SVG is not sent to a server.

Drop an SVG here or choose it from your device

One file at a time, up to 5 MB.

Or paste the SVG

Compression options

Preset

Standard: balance between size reduction and safe defaults.

Decimal precision (0-5)

Enable multipass

Supported rules

Remove commentsRemoves comments to reduce bytes without visual impact.Remove metadataRemoves editor metadata that is not required for rendering.Remove doctypeRemoves the doctype declaration to reduce final size.Compact numeric valuesReduces numeric precision according to the configured precision value.Remove fixed dimensionsKeeps only the viewBox when possible for better flexibility.Clean IDsOptimizes SVG IDs and internal references.Remove unused defsDrops unreferenced definitions from the file.Remove redundant stroke/fillRemoves redundant fill and stroke attributes.

Manual rule selection is disabled while the standard preset is active.

Output

Result

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Quick examples

Compress an SVG icon

Input: Upload icon.svg and choose the standard preset

Output: Optimized SVG with before/after comparison and download.

SVG Compressor (browser) FAQ

Is SVG content uploaded to a server?

No. Optimization runs locally in the browser.

What is the difference between standard and custom preset?

Standard uses recommended rules; custom lets you select supported optimization rules manually.

What is the SVG file size limit?

The tool accepts one SVG per run up to 5 MB.

What decimal precision range is supported?

Decimal precision accepts integer values from 0 to 5.

Why are some SVG files blocked?

Potentially unsafe content is rejected before optimization to reduce risk.