SVG Optimizer

The passes you can toggle: the XML prolog and DOCTYPE, comments, editor metadata (Inkscape/Sodipodi namespaces, the <metadata> block, redundant version attributes), optionally <title> and <desc>, and empty groups left behind. It also collapses whitespace between tags and rounds coordinate precision. Each pass is optional so you keep control.

The transforms are conservative string cleanups, not a re-render, so the visible geometry is preserved. The one judgement call is precision: rounding path coordinates to 2–3 decimals is invisible at normal sizes but shrinks the file noticeably. If a very detailed illustration looks off, raise the precision and it comes back.

Only sometimes. For a decorative icon you can drop them to save bytes. But <title> provides an accessible name for a meaningful, standalone SVG — screen readers announce it — so leave it in when the graphic conveys information. That is why the option is off by default.

Two decimal places is a good default for UI icons and logos; three is safer for large or highly detailed artwork. Zero rounds to whole units, which is the smallest but can visibly distort curves. The live size delta lets you trade bytes against fidelity in real time.

No. All cleanup runs as string operations in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere — so you can optimize private or unreleased assets freely.