CSS Minifier

• You can minify the CSS code by doing the following steps
• You can either copy-paste the CSS code, load it from the URL, or use the browse option to upload the file.
• Click on the minify button. The results will be displayed in the"Result" section.
• You can copy the minified code and paste it into your desired location.

You can minify the CSS code using online tools or plugins or by rewriting it. However, rewriting the code always involves human error, so it is better to use plugins or online tools to perform that function.

Even you can also un-minify or beautify CSS code again.

In a programming language, minification is the process of removing unnecessary elements, like spaces, commas, comments, and line breaks, from the source code of HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Making them lighter results in better page speed and accessibility, which in turn shapes a better user experience.

Minification of the source code is considered an essential method for improving page speed and reducing bandwidth usage.

The minification/compression process can reduce the size of the code by up to 50%. However, this reduction does not affect the code's functionality.

Several comments, line breaks, and spaces are in the code. That is helpful to humans to read the code. But in the eye of the browser, computer machines, that is unnecessary.
When the browser receives the code from the server, it has to read all the comments, line breaks, and spaces in the code, whether they are unnecessary or not in use. Those extra elements also take up space in the file, making it bigger. Since computer devices and browsers do not need those additional elements to read the code, minification does not affect the code's workings. However, it reduces the server's load, which helps improve page speed, accessibility, and user experience.

The statistics show that 50% of website users expect the page to load within 2 seconds. And 53% of users will probably leave the web page if it takes more than 3 seconds to load.
Minification is undoubtedly essential in reducing the size of the source code and is considered one of the crucial factors in improving page speed. From the statistics mentioned above, you can quickly get the answer: better page speed leads to a better user experience, which leads to a better conversion rate and SEO ranking.

As discussed above, minification is the removal of unnecessary elements, such as spaces, commas, comments, and line breaks, from the source code of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Your server directly uses Gzip. It is a lossless method of shrinking file size, which means that the original must be restored perfectly.

CSS minification is the removal of unnecessary or additional elements like comments, line breaks, spaces, and commas from the CSS code to reduce its size.

Reducing the size of the code helps reduce the load on the server, which results in better page loading speed and better user experience. If an e-commerce site is making $100,000 per day, a one-second page delay could potentially cost you $2.5 million in lost sales every year. So eventually, minifying the CSS file is worth considering.

Coding is crucial. A small mistake can sometimes have devastating results. It is always better to have a backup of the code file before starting the minification process.

The load sample data option is quite helpful in this way. It allows you to check the results that minify can give.

For that, -Click on the "load sample data" button.

- A sample data will be shown on the upper portion.

-Click on the "minify" button. The result will be displayed in the "Result" section.

Do we keep a copy of your CSS code?

Protecting user trust is our top priority. We do not keep a copy of the CSS code that the user uploads for the minification process.