SVG to JSX Converter

Convert raw SVG icons into React JSX components with proper camelCase attributes.

SVG to JSX Converter
Convert raw SVG icons into React JSX components entirely in your browser.
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Input SVG Paste SVG code
1 line | 0.0 KB
Output JSX React Component
1 line | 0.0 KB
Ready Browser Only
Paste an SVG and it will be converted into a React component instantly.

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How to Use the SVG to JSX Converter

  1. Paste your raw SVG code into the input editor.
  2. Toggle the React import, TypeScript, and Named Export options as needed.
  3. Click Convert to JSX to generate the React component.
  4. Copy the resulting JSX or download it as a .jsx or .tsx file.
  5. Use the output in your React application.

Common Use Cases

  • Converting designer SVG files to React components.
  • Standardizing icon libraries.
  • Fixing JSX attribute errors from pasted SVGs.
  • Adding TypeScript types to SVGs automatically.
  • Creating inline SVG React icons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this tool support TypeScript?

Yes, checking the 'Use TypeScript' option adds the React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> type to the component props.

Are my SVGs uploaded to a server?

No, all parsing and conversion happens locally in your browser using the DOMParser API.

Does it convert attributes like class and stroke-width?

Yes, class is converted to className and all kebab-case attributes like stroke-width are converted to camelCase (strokeWidth) to comply with React requirements.

Can I download the result as a file?

Yes, you can download the generated component directly as a .jsx or .tsx file depending on your TypeScript setting.

Does it support spreading props to the SVG element?

Yes, the generated component automatically spreads {...props} to the root SVG element so you can easily pass custom classNames or styles.

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