Paste SVG? from Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape and strip the cruft — metadata?, editor attributes, comments, and namespace noise?. Get a lean, inline-ready SVG out. Runs entirely in your browser.
Design apps quietly pack exported images with leftover clutter — notes about the program that made them, traces of deleted layers, settings that do nothing. Reach for this when a logo or icon needs to go on a website, in an email signature, or into a document, and you want the file small and tidy.
Paste the image’s code and get back a version that looks identical but with the junk removed — often a fraction of the original size. Nothing you paste leaves your computer.