Optimize script performance by reducing file size by 30-60%
Reduces parse/compile time, improves Time to Interactive
Typical 30-60% file size reduction
Less whitespace can mean a smaller response. It is not a ranking promise.
All processing happens locally in your browser
Optimize script performance by reducing file size by 30-60% while maintaining full functionality
Our tool employs multiple optimization strategies:
| Technique | Description | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Whitespace Removal | Eliminates spaces, tabs, and newlines | Size drop depends on the original spacing |
| Comment Stripping | Removes all comments (single/multi-line) | Further size reduction 5-20% |
| Variable Renaming | Shortens local variables (a, b, c) | Significant size savings |
| Semicolon Insertion | Ensures proper statement termination | Prevents runtime errors |
| Dead Code Elimination | Removes unreachable code paths | Optimizes execution |
/*start sample code*/
<script type="text/javascript">
// sample comment
function test(){
alert("Hello Quraim Soft");
}
</script><script type="text/javascript">function test(){alert("Hello Quraim Soft");} </script>The minifier does not upload the script. The website can still load ads and cookies.
Whitespace and // or /* */ comments are removed. It also renames local names longer than one character when they are introduced with var, let, or const. A regex then tries to drop statements that appear after return, throw, break, or continue in the same block.
function total(price, qty) {
const unitPrice = price;
return unitPrice * qty;
console.log(unitPrice);
}Expect the local name to be shortened and the console.log line to disappear. That second step is a pattern match, not a full JavaScript parser, so do not treat the output as a tested production build. Run the result, and keep the original source. Strings and comments that contain // can also be damaged by the comment pass.