How to use this text tool
- Paste CSS source code.
- Choose safe or aggressive minification.
- Select whether comments and final semicolons should be removed.
- Run the tool and download the minified CSS.
Compress CSS for faster delivery by removing unnecessary spaces, comments, and redundant syntax. Compare original and minified size, saved bytes, and reduction percentage.
This CSS minifier prepares stylesheets for production by reducing file size while preserving selectors, declarations, media queries, and browser-readable syntax.
Keep a formatted source file for editing and use the minified version for production delivery.
Try the sample input, run minify css, and compare the before-and-after structure in the result panel.
Processing logic: protect quoted strings and URLs, remove comments, collapse whitespace, trim punctuation spacing, shorten zero units, and calculate file-size reduction.
Keep a formatted source file for editing and use the minified version for production delivery.
Compression depends on the original formatting, but removing whitespace and comments often reduces CSS size by 15% to 50%.
Safe minification should not affect layout because CSS ignores most whitespace outside strings and special values.
Most comments can be removed, but license comments or important build notes may need to remain.
You can format minified CSS for readability, but original comments and some spacing choices cannot be perfectly restored.
It can improve page speed by reducing transfer size, which may support better user experience and technical SEO.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Input parser | Reads pasted text, uploaded files, or sample data. |
| Processing engine | Applies formatting, minification, generation, or cleanup logic. |
| Quality report | Shows statistics, quality score, and practical recommendations. |
| Export tools | Supports copy, TXT, CSV, JSON, print, history, undo, and redo. |