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Minify and compress SVG files online. Strip comments and whitespace to reduce SVG code size, or convert to WebP/PNG for raster output — all with transparency preserved. 100% browser-based, nothing uploaded.

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Up to 8 Files
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Supports SVG PNG WebP  ·  Up to 10 files
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How to Compress an SVG File

1
Upload Your SVG Files
Drop up to 10 SVG files at once, or use "Choose Files" to select from your device. PNG and WebP files are also accepted for rasterization. Everything runs in your browser — your files never leave your device.
2
Choose Compression Mode
Select SVG Minified to strip comments and whitespace from the SVG source — the output stays a true scalable vector. Choose WebP or PNG to rasterize your SVG to a bitmap while keeping any transparent areas intact.
3
Download Your Compressed SVGs
Download all files as a ZIP or save individually. Minified SVGs are smaller vectors; WebP and PNG outputs are raster images. All modes preserve transparency.

What You Get

SVG Minification
Strip comments and whitespace — reduce SVG code size by 30–60%
Transparency Preserved
Alpha channels kept for SVG, WebP and PNG output modes
Rasterize to WebP/PNG
Convert SVG to bitmap format while keeping transparency
Batch Processing
Up to 10 SVG files compressed at the same time
ZIP Download
Download all compressed SVGs in one ZIP
Mobile Friendly
Works on iPhone, Android, iPad and all browsers

Why Compress Your SVG Files?

SVG files are deceptively large. Design tools like Illustrator and Figma export SVGs packed with metadata, comments, empty groups and redundant attributes that add kilobytes without adding any visual information. Minifying removes all of that and can cut SVG file size by 30–60% with zero visual change.

This tool offers two approaches. SVG Minified mode strips comments, collapses whitespace and removes unnecessary spacing — the output is still a true vector SVG that scales to any size, stays fully editable and keeps all transparency. This is the best choice for SVGs used on the web as icons or illustrations.

For situations where you need a raster image — a thumbnail, a social media post, a context where SVG is not supported — the WebP and PNG output modes rasterize your SVG at high quality while keeping any transparent areas intact.

As always, everything runs directly in your browser. Your SVG files never leave your device and there is no sign-up or file size limit.

Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about compressing SVG files
What does SVG minification actually do?
It removes comments, strips extra whitespace, collapses spaces between XML tags and removes redundant attribute spacing. The result is a smaller file that looks identical in the browser — the vectors are unchanged.
Does SVG compression keep transparency?
Yes. SVG Minified output keeps the SVG exactly as-is, transparency and all. WebP and PNG raster output also preserve any transparent areas in the original SVG.
Is this SVG compressor really free?
Yes, completely free. No sign-up required, no watermark, no limits.
Does my SVG get uploaded to a server?
No. SVG minification and rasterization both run entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
Should I use SVG Minified or convert to WebP?
Use SVG Minified when you want to keep the file as a vector (web icons, logos that need to scale). Use WebP or PNG when you need a fixed-resolution raster image, for example for social media or email.
Can I compress multiple SVG files at once?
Yes, upload up to 10 SVG files at once and download them all in a single ZIP.
Can I use this on my phone?
Yes. The tool is fully mobile-friendly and works on iPhone, Android, iPad and any modern browser.
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