Why should I minify my CSS?
Minifying CSS removes unnecessary characters like spaces, newlines, and comments. This reduces the file size, leading to faster download times and improved page load speed.
Does minification affect my code's functionality?
No, minification only changes the visual representation of the code. The browser interprets minified CSS exactly the same way as the original code.
Can I reverse the minification?
Yes, but you will need a "CSS Beautifier" or "Formatter" tool to restore the indentation and readability, as the original comments and whitespace are lost.
How much space can I save?
Savings typically range from 10% to 20%, depending on your original coding style and the amount of comments and whitespace.
Is this safe for production?
Yes, minification is a standard best practice for production websites to optimize performance and reduce bandwidth usage.
Does it support CSS3 variables?
Yes, the minifier preserves valid CSS syntax, including modern features like CSS variables (custom properties) and media queries.
Will minification break my layout?
No, if your CSS is valid, minification simply removes whitespace. It does not change how styles are applied.
Do you support CSS Grid and Flexbox?
Yes, modern layout properties like Grid and Flexbox are fully supported and preserved during minification.
Can I minify SCSS or LESS?
This tool is designed for standard CSS. While it might process SCSS, it is recommended to compile SCSS to CSS first before minifying.
Is there a limit on file size?
The tool runs in your browser, so it can handle files as large as your device memory allows (typically several megabytes without issue).