JavaScript Minimizer is a compact development tool for Windows that reduces the size of JavaScript files to improve web performance. It removes unnecessary characters, such as whitespace, line breaks and comments, and applies safe transformations that do not alter runtime behavior. Smaller assets load faster, consume less bandwidth and help improve performance scores for real users. The tool supports common JavaScript and module formats, including .js, .mjs, .cjs and JSX outputs, and works with transpiled artifacts. It integrates with popular build tools such as Webpack, Rollup and Gulp and fits into continuous integration pipelines on Windows. Configurable options cover source map generation, exclusion rules and compression levels so you can balance size reduction with debuggability. Designed for desktop development workflows on Windows, the application can run as a command-line utility, a build plugin or a batch processor for multiple files. Presets and granular rules make it easy to add to existing projects without changing source code. Use it as a predeploy step to shrink artifacts and speed up web apps for users across varied network conditions.


Mixed feelings about this tool. It minimized my JS as promised, yet I ran into some confusing errors along the way. Still, it boosted my site performance a bit, so it's not a total loss. May use it again if fixed.