SVG Path Simplifier & Optimizer
Reduce the size of your SVG vector graphics by simplifying coordinates precision, clearing metadata, and minifying paths.
Optimizer Settings
Lower precision creates smaller files but might slightly alter complex curved paths.
Upload SVG illustration
Tap anywhere or browse filesDrag and drop your SVG file here or click to browse
What this tool does
Inspect, format, or process datasets securely inside your local browser cache.
How to use it
- 1Enter or upload your source data files.
- 2Select parsing parameters or target configuration rules.
- 3Copy resulting strings or download output files.
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About svg simplifier free
Optimize SVG files by rounding path coordinate decimals, minifying XML markup, and removing metadata. SVGs exported from Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape usually carry editor metadata, comments and path coordinates written to six or more decimal places — far more precision than any screen can display. Rounding the coordinates and stripping that metadata often shrinks the file noticeably with no visible change.
How to Use This Tool in 3 Easy Steps
Add your SVG
Upload a file or paste the SVG markup directly.
Set the options
Choose decimal precision, and whether to strip metadata and comments and minify the markup.
Compare and download
Check the before-and-after size report, then save or copy the optimized SVG.
Why Users Choose SolveMyPDF
- ✓Decimal precision control: Round path coordinates to the precision you need rather than the six-plus decimals editors export.
- ✓Metadata and comment stripping: Removes editor-specific data that browsers ignore but still download.
- ✓Markup minification: Collapses whitespace for the smallest file to inline or ship.
- ✓Size report: Original and optimized sizes side by side, so you can see what each option saved.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many decimal places should I keep?
Two is usually safe for icons shown at ordinary sizes. Keep more for large illustrations or anything that will be scaled up significantly, where rounding can visibly shift curves and joins.
Will optimizing change how the SVG looks?
Stripping metadata and minifying do not. Reducing precision moves points by tiny amounts, which is invisible at normal sizes but can show at large scales — compare before you replace the original.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The SVG is processed in your browser and never sent to a server.