Private processing
SVG source is inspected and processed inside the current browser tab, not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Reduce safe SVG structure directly in your browser while preserving the vector format, viewBox and intended dimensions. Process up to 25 files and download the completed batch in one ZIP.
JPEG, PNG, WebP or SVG · Up to 25 images · 25MB per image
SVG is XML-based vector artwork, so it needs a different process from JPEG, PNG or WebP. ImageOptimise validates the document, removes active external behaviour and reduces safe structural overhead without rasterising the image.
SVG source is inspected and processed inside the current browser tab, not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
The output remains SVG, so shapes can stay sharp at different display sizes.
Scripts, event handlers, external resource links and other active elements are removed or rejected before preview.
Optimise one SVG or a batch of up to 25 and collect every completed result in one ZIP.
No account, installation or compression expertise is required.
Drop vector files into the tool or browse your device. Every file is checked before a preview is created.
The browser removes unsafe active content and unnecessary structural overhead while preserving safe vector artwork.
See the honest output size, then download one SVG or every completed result in a single ZIP.
The SVG pipeline preserves the vector format. It does not apply JPEG-style quality reduction and does not pretend that a complex illustration can always shrink dramatically.
Safe markup is serialised more efficiently while comments, editor metadata and avoidable spacing are removed.
Executable elements, event attributes and unsafe external references are removed before the file is previewed or downloaded.
Paths, shapes, gradients and text remain vector content rather than being flattened into a fixed-size bitmap.
SVG savings depend on how the file was exported. A design application may add comments, metadata and formatting that can be removed safely, while a carefully prepared icon may already be compact.
If a valid SVG cannot be made smaller without changing its safe artwork, ImageOptimise retains the original. If unsafe active content is found, the downloadable result is the cleaned SVG even when that safety correction does not reduce the byte count.
Always review important brand artwork before replacing a master source file, especially when it was exported by a specialist design application.✓The output remains SVG.
✓The viewBox and intended dimensions are preserved.
✓Active scripts and unsafe external references are not retained.
✓No raster quality setting is applied.
Use the SVG optimizer for scalable website marks, interface icons, diagrams and lightweight illustrations where vector sharpness matters.
Prepare hero images, article photographs and interface graphics before uploading them to a CMS or landing page.
Reduce product and category image weight before adding assets to an ecommerce catalogue.
Create lighter promotional graphics for campaign production, review and handover workflows.
Reduce the source weight of images before placing them into documents, slide decks or downloadable resources.
Optimise a batch and provide the completed assets together in one convenient ZIP.
Use smaller working copies where full original encoding weight is not required. Keep original master files separately when needed.
The optimisation code and codecs are delivered to your browser, then supported images are decoded and processed on your device. Image bytes, filenames and job data are not sent to an ImageOptimise image-processing server.
Clear information about formats, privacy, output and batch limits.
No. The output remains SVG. Use the image converter only when you intentionally need a JPG, PNG or WebP raster copy.
No image-processing upload endpoint is used. SVG validation and optimisation run inside the current browser tab.
Document types, entities and invalid SVG are rejected. Executable elements, event handlers and unsafe external resource references are removed before preview and download.
A compact, well-exported SVG may contain little removable overhead. ImageOptimise reports the real result instead of promising a universal reduction.
No deliberate resize is performed. The existing width, height and viewBox are preserved; where width and height are omitted, the positive viewBox is used for safe browser preview dimensions.
Yes. Add up to 25 SVG files, each no larger than 25MB, and download results individually or in one ZIP.
Add up to 25 SVG files and let safe browser-based structural optimisation begin automatically.