SVG Crop
Free online SVG cropper — auto-trim extra whitespace and margins from SVG files. No install, no upload to server.
How to Use
- Drag SVG file or paste markup
- Check the result with margins removed
- Download or copy markup
Result
Upload an SVG file! Or paste SVG markup in the Markup tab.
Original
Cropped
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Frequently Asked Questions
Whitespace appears when an SVG file's viewBox or width/height attributes are set larger than the actual graphic content. This often happens when design tools export the canvas size directly into the SVG.
Yes, the iTool SVG crop tool analyzes the actual graphic area and automatically optimizes the viewBox value, producing an SVG where the content fills the entire bounds.
Simply changing the viewBox value has almost no effect on file size. Whitespace removal is primarily about making it easier to align and resize SVGs when embedding them in other images or UI elements.
Yes, logos and icons should have no whitespace so they align correctly with other elements. Removing whitespace is especially useful when building icon systems or using SVGs on the web.
Not at all. SVG is a vector format, so quality never degrades regardless of size. Only the whitespace is removed — the graphic itself is completely unchanged.