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JS Minifier β€” Free Online Tool

A basic JavaScript minifier that removes comments and collapses extra whitespace.

ℹ️ This is a basic minifier. It strips comments and collapses blank lines and extra spaces. It does not rename variables or parse strings, so avoid using it on code that contains // or /* */ inside string literals.

About JS Minifier

The JS Minifier is a basic tool that trims your JavaScript by removing comments, collapsing extra spaces and tabs, and deleting blank lines. It is a quick way to slim down small scripts and snippets before pasting them into a page or a build.

Because it relies on simple pattern matching rather than a full parser, it is fast and runs entirely in your browser, keeping your code private. For complex production code that needs safe variable renaming, pair it with a full build-step minifier.

How to Use JS Minifier

  1. Paste your JavaScript into the input box.
  2. Click 'Minify' to remove comments and collapse whitespace.
  3. Read the saved-character summary above the output.
  4. Click 'Copy Result' to grab the minified script.

Key Features

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Removes block and line comments from your code
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Collapses extra spaces, tabs, and blank lines
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Preserves variable and function names unchanged
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Reports the exact number of characters saved
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100% client-side processing with no uploads

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this JavaScript minifier work? β–Ό
It performs a lightweight cleanup: removing block and line comments, collapsing extra spaces and tabs, and dropping blank lines. It does not rename variables or fully parse the code, so it is best for simple scripts.
Why does it warn about comments inside strings? β–Ό
Because the minifier uses pattern matching rather than a full parser, a // or /* */ sequence inside a string literal could be mistaken for a comment. Avoid running it on code that contains those inside strings.
Will it mangle or rename my variables? β–Ό
No. This is a basic minifier that only strips comments and whitespace, so your variable and function names are preserved exactly as written.
Is my code uploaded anywhere? β–Ό
No. Minification runs entirely in your browser, so your JavaScript never leaves your device and there are no usage limits.