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CSS & SCSS Minifier - Code Compressor Online

Minify and compress CSS/SCSS code to reduce file sizes. Remove comments, whitespace, and optimize stylesheets for faster loading and better performance.

How to Use the CSS Minifier

  1. Paste your CSS, SCSS, or Less code in the input editor
  2. Select the appropriate format (CSS, SCSS, or Less)
  3. Click the "Minify" button to compress your code
  4. View the compression statistics to see how much space you've saved
  5. Copy the minified code using the copy button

What does minification do?

  • • Removes all comments and unnecessary whitespace
  • • Eliminates extra spaces around operators and punctuation
  • • Reduces file size for faster loading times
  • • Maintains functionality while optimizing for production
  • • Supports modern CSS features, nested selectors, and media queries

💡 Pro Tip: Always keep a readable copy of your original CSS for development. Use minified versions only for production to improve website loading speed.

What is a CSS Minifier?

A CSS Minifier is a tool that takes well-formatted CSS code and removes all unnecessary characters, such as whitespace, comments, and line breaks, without affecting its functionality. The result is a compact, single-line version of the CSS file that is much smaller in size.

Why Use Our CSS Minifier?

  • Faster Page Load Times: To reduce the file size of your CSS, which makes your website load faster for users.
  • Bandwidth Savings: To save on bandwidth costs by serving smaller files to your users.
  • Production Optimization: To prepare your CSS for a production environment where performance is critical.
  • Improved SEO: To improve your website's search engine ranking, as page speed is a factor in SEO.

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