SVG Optimizer & Vectorizer

Shrink SVG payloads and copy clean React/HTML components.

Optimize and minify SVG code — strip editor cruft and shrink the file, then copy clean SVG, JSX or a data URI. Free, runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.

About SVG Optimizer & Vectorizer

SVG Optimizer & Vectorizer is a free, browser-based tool with two modes: it minifies SVG markup (stripping comments, editor cruft from Inkscape/Sodipodi, metadata, data-* attributes, empty groups, and rounding path numbers) and shows the byte savings live, or it traces a raster PNG/JPG/WebP into color-quantized vector paths using imagetracerjs. The cleaned result can be copied as an optimized SVG, a React/JSX component (with props spread onto the root and kebab-case attributes converted to camelCase), or a CSS data-URI. Everything runs locally in your browser — your files and images are never uploaded, and there is no signup.

How to use SVG Optimizer & Vectorizer

  1. Pick a mode at the top: 'Optimize SVG' to clean existing markup, or 'Vectorize image → SVG' to trace a raster image.
  2. In Optimize mode, paste your <svg> code, click 'Load sample SVG' to try it, or drop a .svg file onto the drop zone below the text area.
  3. In Vectorize mode, drop a PNG/JPG/WebP, then adjust the Colors slider (2–32) and Detail (Low/Medium/High) and click 'Re-trace' to re-run the trace.
  4. Toggle the optimization options — strip comments/XML, metadata/title/desc, editor & data-* attrs, drop width/height (keep viewBox), remove empty groups, collapse whitespace — and set number precision (0–4 decimals).
  5. Check the live checkerboard preview and the Original / Optimized / Saved % stats to confirm it still renders correctly.
  6. Choose an output format — Optimized SVG, React component, or Data URI — then use Copy or Download (saves optimized.svg, Icon.tsx, or icon-datauri.txt).

Frequently asked questions

Are my SVG files or images uploaded to a server?
No. Both optimizing and vectorizing run entirely in your browser — SVG text is processed locally and images are traced on-device with imagetracerjs. Nothing is ever uploaded.
Is it free and do I need an account?
Yes, it's completely free with no signup, account, or watermark.
What does the optimizer actually remove?
Optionally: XML/DOCTYPE declarations and comments, <metadata>/<title>/<desc>, editor namespaces and attributes (Inkscape/Sodipodi) plus data-* attributes, the root width/height (keeping viewBox), and empty <g> groups. It also collapses whitespace and rounds numbers to your chosen 0–4 decimal precision.
Does it strip scripts or sanitize untrusted SVGs?
No — the optimizer is a faithful size reducer, so your copied and downloaded output keeps the original markup including any scripts or event handlers. Only the on-page live preview is sanitized (scripts, foreignObject, on* handlers, and javascript: URLs removed) for display safety, so don't treat the output as sanitized.
How does the image vectorizer work and what are its limits?
It uses imagetracerjs to trace a PNG/JPG/WebP into color-quantized vector paths, with Colors (2–32) and Low/Medium/High detail controls. Large images are downscaled to a 1000px working size for performance, and tracing runs synchronously so very large sources can briefly pause the page; results are best for flat/illustrated art rather than photos.
What's different about the React component output?
React mode generates an Icon component that spreads props onto the root <svg> and converts kebab-case attributes (like class → className) to camelCase. It also removes inline style attributes, since raw string styles aren't valid JSX — use CSS classes or a <style> block instead.

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