Clean and minify SVG markup to cut file size while keeping the same look. Ideal after exporting from design tools or vectorizing images.
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Exported SVGs often include editor metadata, extra groups, and long decimal coordinates. An optimizer strips that noise so logos and icons load faster on the web.
Optimization runs entirely in your browser with SVGO. Your files are not uploaded to IMG Free Toolkit servers.
Use it after Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape exports; after tracing a raster to SVG; or before embedding icons in a site or app.
For photos you converted to SVG with “Keep colors,” the file is already compressed—optimizer still cleans markup around the embedded image.
1. Upload one or more .svg files.
2. Click Optimize SVG.
3. Compare before/after size and download the cleaned files.
Usually no. The optimizer removes metadata, unused attributes, and redundant path data while aiming to keep the visual result the same.
No. Optimization runs entirely in your browser. Files stay on your device.
It depends on the source. Hand-tuned icons may shrink a little; design-tool exports often drop 20–60% or more.
Use Image Workspace or Workflows and choose Convert format → SVG (Keep colors). Then run this optimizer if you want the markup cleaned further.