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SVG Optimizer

Make SVG logos and icons smaller by removing editor metadata, comments and extra decimal places - without changing how they look.

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SVG Markup Decimal Precision: 2 digits

Always visually compare the optimized output, especially for SVGs where fine coordinate precision matters (like detailed map data).

Not sure what to enter?

Paste the SVG markup of a logo or icon, choose how many decimal places to keep and copy the smaller version.

Why optimize SVG files?

SVGs exported from design tools carry comments, editor metadata and numbers with far more decimal places than a screen can show. Removing them often makes logos and icons 30-70% smaller without any visible change, which keeps your HTML and CSS light.

How to optimize an SVG

Paste the SVG markup into the box.
Choose the decimal precision (2 is a good default).
Click Optimize and check the bytes saved.
Copy the optimized SVG into your site or save it as a file.

Related checks

To turn a logo into favicons, use the Favicon Generator.
To embed a small image directly in CSS, use Image to Base64.

SVGs exported from design tools often carry a lot of hidden editor data. Smaller inline SVGs mean lighter HTML - check the effect with the Page Size Checker.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not at the default precision. Fewer decimal places can shift points by a fraction of a pixel; if a detailed icon looks slightly different, raise the precision by one and optimize again.

Comments, editor metadata (from Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma and others), empty groups, unnecessary whitespace and extra decimal places in numbers.

SVG for logos and icons: it stays sharp at every size and is usually smaller. Use PNG or WebP for photos and complex images.

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