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Paste SVG code and strip out what browsers do not need: editor metadata, comments, redundant attributes, and default values — producing a smaller, cleaner SVG ready for production use in websites and apps.
SVGs exported from design tools often carry kilobytes of editor cruft that serves no rendering purpose. Optimizing them cuts page weight and makes the markup readable, with the visual output unchanged.
Editor namespaces and metadata (inkscape:, sketch:), comments, hidden layers, default attribute values, excessive precision in path numbers, and redundant group wrappers. Visual rendering is preserved.
Aggressive cleanup can occasionally affect SVGs with scripts or unusual features — preview the result before replacing critical assets, and keep your original.
Design-tool exports commonly shrink 30–60%. Simple icons sometimes drop more when path precision and defaults dominate the file.
PureKit · svg · Free online tool — files processed locally in your browser, no upload.