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Free Online SVG Image Compression
Smaller SVGs, just as crisp
ImageTool.app's online SVG compressor cleans up SVG code and removes redundant data to shrink file size without affecting how it renders. Everything runs locally — no upload required.
Fast processing
No server upload — images are compressed right in your browser.
Privacy first
Files stay on your device. Nothing is stored, tracked, or shared.
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SVG compression
Why SVG compression is different
SVG is essentially text code, and design tools often export SVGs bloated with redundancy — editor comments, extra metadata, excessive coordinate precision and hidden layers. ImgZilla trims this redundant code locally to shrink size without affecting how it renders — files are never uploaded to any server.
Vectors never blur
SVG is vector graphics — crisp at any scale. Compression only trims code, never sacrifices quality.
Clean up redundant code
Automatically removes editor comments, useless metadata, empty groups and hidden elements for a cleaner, lighter file.
Trim path precision
Reins in excessive coordinate decimals to a sensible range, noticeably shortening path data with no visible difference.
Better for inline and web
Smaller SVGs inline into HTML without bloat, load faster and help your Core Web Vitals.
Done in 2 steps
How to compress SVG
- 01
Drop in an SVG
Works with icons and illustrations exported from Figma, Sketch, Illustrator and more.
- 02
Export the SVG
Still standard SVG, renders identically, but with leaner code and a smaller file.
Will compression change how the SVG looks?
No. Optimization only removes redundant code and trims precision; the rendered graphic stays visually identical to the original.
How small can an SVG get?
Design-tool exports typically shrink 10–30%, depending on the redundant data and path complexity.
Will it break animation or interactivity in the SVG?
The default cleanup preserves necessary ids, classes and animation structure; if in doubt, you can re-verify after compression.
How is it different from compressing JPG or PNG?
SVG is vector text, so it compresses code rather than pixels — the result is lossless and infinitely scalable, whereas bitmap compression targets pixel data.
Download ImgZilla for faster batch compression
Want faster batch compression and stronger privacy? The ImgZilla desktop app does everything locally on your Mac — just drag and drop.
- 100% local processing — images are never uploaded
- Multi-threaded batch compression, up to 90% smaller
- Originals auto-backed up to Trash, recoverable anytime
- Compare before and after with the built-in image compare tool
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