Free Online CSS, JavaScript & HTML Minifier
Instantly minify your CSS, JavaScript, and HTML code with our free online tool. Reduce file sizes by removing comments, unnecessary whitespace, and redundant characters. Includes a beautify mode for reformatting compressed code. No signup, no data sent to servers — everything runs in your browser.
Features
- CSS Minifier — Removes comments, collapses whitespace, strips redundant semicolons, and compresses selectors
- JavaScript Minifier — Safely removes comments (single-line and multi-line), collapses whitespace while preserving string literals
- HTML Minifier — Strips HTML comments, collapses whitespace between tags, removes unnecessary quotes
- Beautify / Format Mode — Reverse of minify: reformat compressed CSS, JS, or HTML with proper indentation
- Size Comparison — See original vs. minified sizes with percentage saved
- Copy & Download — One-click copy to clipboard or download as a file
- Drag & Drop Upload — Load files by dragging onto the editor
- Dark & Light Theme — Toggle for comfortable editing
How to Use
- Select the language tab: CSS, JavaScript, or HTML
- Paste your code into the input panel, or drag & drop a file
- Click Minify to compress, or Beautify to format
- Review the size comparison, then Copy or Download the result
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my code safe?
Yes. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. No code is uploaded to any server. Your source code never leaves your machine.
How much space can minification save?
Typically 20-60% depending on the original formatting. Well-commented and indented files see the biggest reductions. Combined with gzip compression on your server, you can achieve 80-90% total reduction.
Is the JavaScript minifier safe to use?
Our JS minifier performs safe transformations only: removing comments and collapsing whitespace. It does not rename variables, remove dead code, or perform tree-shaking. For production builds, consider pairing this with a build tool like Terser or esbuild.
What is the Beautify mode?
Beautify is the opposite of minify. It takes compressed, single-line code and reformats it with proper indentation and line breaks, making it readable again. This is especially useful for CSS and HTML.
Can I minify large files?
Yes. The minifier handles files up to several megabytes in the browser. For very large production codebases, consider command-line tools integrated into your build pipeline.