Logo export
SVGO optimization
SVG compressor
Compress SVG files and optimize SVG markup for icons, logos, illustrations, and website graphics while keeping vector quality.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, AVIF
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SVGO optimization
Remove metadata
SVG cleanup
SVGO optimization
SVG compression removes unnecessary metadata, editor data, whitespace, and redundant markup from vector files while keeping the SVG as vector markup.
This SVG compressor is useful for design tool exports, inline website icons, logos, documentation graphics, and lightweight vector illustrations.
SVG optimization keeps the file vector-based. The goal is to reduce markup size without changing how icons, logos, or web graphics render.
Use SVG compression for vector files. Use PNG compression for raster screenshots, transparent images, and UI captures. Compressing SVG does not turn PNG or JPG into true vector art.
Use the main free image compressor for JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG files.
Compress images online and reduce JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, and SVG file size locally.
Optimize and compress PNG screenshots, transparent assets, icons, and web graphics.
Compress JPEG and JPG photos with clear quality and optional resizing.
Compress WebP files and reduce WebP file size for modern website images.
Compress GIF online, including animated GIF files, without uploading them.
Reduce AVIF file size with browser-local quality settings and optional resizing.
Make image files smaller for websites, emails, forms, and uploads.
Compress photos for websites, ecommerce, blogs, and forms.
Optimize website images by reducing file size while keeping clear quality.
Compress JPG photos and website images locally in your browser.
Compress PNG screenshots, transparent assets, icons, and UI exports.
Convert images to WebP, JPEG, PNG, AVIF, SVG, or GIF locally.
Convert PNG images to WebP for smaller website images.
Export PNG files as SVG wrappers with embedded raster images.
Convert PNG images to static single-frame GIF files.
It removes unnecessary metadata, whitespace, editor data, and redundant SVG markup where possible.
SVG is vector markup, so there is no JPEG-style quality loss. You should still preview important production assets after optimization.
Yes. Existing SVG files stay SVG vector files after compression.
Yes. SVG compression is a good fit for icons, logos, simple illustrations, and other vector web graphics.