Upload or paste bloated SVG markup exported from Figma, Illustrator, or Sketch. This tool strips unnecessary comments, metadata, and editor namespaces entirely client-side in your browser.
Upload an SVG file or paste your raw code here
Select which cleaning passes to execute on your SVG structure:
Design tools like Adobe Illustrator, Figma, and Sketch embed proprietary editor metadata, workspace definitions, XML declarations, comments, and nested grouping layers that are entirely unnecessary for rendering the final graphic on a website.
Yes. All SVG parsing, string sanitization, and optimization passes execute 100% locally inside your browser's JavaScript memory using standard Web APIs. No markup or file data is ever uploaded to an external server.
Namespaces such as inkscape:, sodipodi:, or adobe: are custom XML attributes left behind by specific vector editing applications. Browsers ignore them completely, making them safe to strip out to reduce file weight.
Optimized SVGs are critical for Progressive Web Apps because they ensure crisp graphics and lightning-fast load times. Additionally, because SVGs are just text, they can be inlined directly into your HTML. This is useful for custom offline fallback pages, which allow your branding to load instantly even when the network is down, without relying on separately-cached image files.
Well, kinda... You can define an SVG with purpose: "maskable" in your web app manifest. However, browser support is inconsistent. While Chrome on Android handles SVG icons well, iOS Safari still struggles with them. For production PWAs, it is highly recommended to use high-resolution PNGs for your manifest icons, reserving SVGs for your in-app UI.
With Progressier, your app icon and manifest are optimized, hosted, and managed automatically.
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