Free CSS Minifier Tool: Speed Up Your Website

Welcome to our CSS Minifier Tool! This powerful online tool is designed to help you easily compress and optimize your CSS code for faster loading times and improved website performance. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just getting started, our user-friendly interface will make the minification process a breeze. Let’s get started with some simple guidelines to help you make the most of this tool:

User Guidelines:

1. Enter Your CSS Code: In the provided textarea, paste your CSS code that you want to minify. You can also start from scratch and write your CSS directly into the textarea.

2. Preserve Important Comments (Optional): If you have essential comments in your CSS that you want to keep, check the “Preserve Important Comments” checkbox. Our tool will retain comments that begin with /*!, ensuring they are preserved in the minified output.

3. Minify Your CSS: Click the “Minify CSS” button, and watch the magic happen! Our tool will remove unnecessary whitespaces, line breaks, and other redundant characters to optimize your CSS code.

4. Review the Result: Once minified, you’ll see the optimized CSS code in the “Result” section. You’ll also get information about the original character count, minified character count, and the percentage reduction achieved.

5. Copy to Clipboard: If you’re satisfied with the minified output, click the “Copy to Clipboard” button to quickly copy the compressed CSS code. It’s ready for you to paste into your project!

6. Load CSS File: You can also load an existing CSS file by clicking the “Browse” button or drag and dropping the file onto the designated area. The tool will automatically load and minify the content for you.

7. Clear Input: Need to start over or try a different CSS code? Click the “Clear” button to reset the textarea and results.

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