Shrink SVG files with SVGO — crush path data, round coordinates and strip Figma/Illustrator metadata — without changing how the graphic looks. Live gzipped-size readout included.
SVGs exported from Figma, Illustrator or Sketch carry editor metadata, comments and over-precise coordinates that bloat the file. Optimising with SVGO rewrites the markup — merging attributes, rounding numbers and dropping junk — so the graphic looks identical but ships far fewer bytes. Smaller SVGs mean faster pages and better Core Web Vitals.
Minify strips comments, metadata and editor junk. Optimize runs the full SVGO pipeline — path-data crunching, coordinate rounding and attribute merging — for a deeper size reduction.
No. SVGO preserves the rendered appearance; it only removes redundancy and lowers numeric precision within the tolerance you set.
It depends on the source, but design-tool exports often shrink substantially. The tool shows the before/after and gzipped size so you can see the real wire weight.
No. Optimization runs entirely in your browser, so files never leave your device.