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css-minify-unminify

v1.0.0

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CSS Minify & Unminify Tool

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A fast CSS minifier and unminifier available as both a web app and CLI tool. Optimize stylesheets for performance or format them for readability.


🚀 Live Tool

👉 https://www.wikimint.com/tools/css-minify-unminify


📌 Overview

This tool allows you to:

  • Minify CSS to reduce file size and improve load speed
  • Unminify CSS to restore readable formatting for editing
  • Process CSS instantly without installation or setup

It is designed for developers, designers, and website owners who want quick CSS optimization directly in the browser.


⚡ Quick Start

Install CLI

npm install -g css-minify-unminify

Minify CSS

css-tool minify -s ./src -t ./dist

Minify with Custom suffix:

css-tool minify -s ./src -t ./dist --suffix .min

Unminify CSS

css-tool unminify -s ./src -t ./pretty

🔧 CLI Options

  • -s, --source → Source directory
  • -t, --target → Target directory
  • --suffix → Custom suffix

Example:

css-tool minify -s ./src -t ./dist --suffix .bundle

⚡ Features

  • Instant CSS minification and formatting
  • Browser-based tool (No signup or installation required)
  • Clean and simple interface
  • Works entirely in the browser
  • CLI for batch processing
  • Recursive folder support
  • Custom output naming using --suffix
  • Works offline (CLI)
  • Handles large CSS files

📈 Why Use This Tool

  • No dependencies required for CLI
  • Fast and lightweight processing
  • Simple command structure
  • Works locally without internet
  • Suitable for automation and CI/CD workflows

🤝 Contributing

We welcome suggestions and improvements. See CONTRIBUTING.md

🔐 Security

Report issues responsibly via SECURITY.md

📄 License

This project is released under a proprietary license. See LICENSE file.

🌐 Author

Developed by GitHub Selvakumaran Krishnan on behalf of GitHub Wikimint