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JavaScript Minifier - Compress JS Code Online

Reduce your JavaScript file sizes with our powerful online JS Minifier. Remove whitespace, shorten variable names, and optimize your code for faster website loading and better performance.

Why Minify Your JavaScript?

  • Faster Execution: Smaller files download and parse quicker
  • Bandwidth Savings: Reduce server costs and data transfer
  • Code Protection: Obfuscation makes reverse engineering harder
  • SEO Boost: Faster page speed improves search rankings

Common Use Cases

🚀 Production Deployment

Optimize JavaScript before deploying to live servers.

📦 Library Distribution

Create .min.js versions of your JavaScript libraries.

📊 Performance Audits

Quick optimization when Lighthouse flags large JS bundles.

🔧 Quick Fixes

Minify files when build tools aren't configured.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Paste Your JavaScript: Enter your JS code in the input field below.
  2. Click "Minify JavaScript": Our minifier compresses your code instantly.
  3. Copy or Download: Use the minified code in your production environment.

💡 Tip: Always test your minified JavaScript thoroughly. Some minification can cause issues with certain coding patterns.

JavaScript Minifier Tool

JavaScript Minification Explained

Our JavaScript minifier applies multiple optimization techniques:

  • Whitespace Removal: Eliminates all unnecessary spaces, tabs, and newlines
  • Comment Stripping: Removes single-line and multi-line comments
  • Variable Mangling: Shortens variable and function names
  • Dead Code Elimination: Removes unreachable code branches
  • Constant Folding: Evaluates constant expressions at compile time
  • Bracket Optimization: Removes unnecessary brackets and parentheses

Compression Rates

JavaScript minification typically achieves 30-60% size reduction. Well-commented, formatted code sees the highest compression. Combined with gzip, total savings often exceed 85%.

Best Practices

  • Keep source maps for debugging minified code in production
  • Test minified code in all target browsers
  • Use strict mode ('use strict') for better minification
  • Avoid eval() and with statements for optimal compression

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