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SVG to JSX Converter — React Component in Seconds [2026]

Paste SVG → get a ready-to-use React JSX component with camelCase props and TypeScript types. Handles gradients, filters, and masks. 100% client-side, no data uploaded.

What is SVG to JSX?

SVG to JSX is a free online tool that converts raw SVG markup into React JSX component code. React uses JSX syntax which requires camelCase attribute names instead of kebab-case, className instead of class, and other transformations. This tool handles all these conversions automatically.

How to Use SVG to JSX

Paste your SVG code into the input area. The tool automatically converts SVG attributes to JSX-compatible syntax: stroke-width becomes strokeWidth, class becomes className, fill-rule becomes fillRule, and so on. The output is a ready-to-use React component. Copy the code and paste it into your React project.

How SVG to JSX Works

The converter parses the SVG input and applies a series of transformations: kebab-case attributes are converted to camelCase (stroke-width to strokeWidth), class becomes className, for becomes htmlFor, xlink:href becomes xlinkHref, and style strings are converted to object syntax. The result is wrapped in a functional React component with TypeScript props.

Common Use Cases

  • Converting SVG icons from Figma or Illustrator for React projects
  • Creating reusable React icon components from SVG files
  • Migrating SVG illustrations into a React component library
  • Fixing JSX attribute errors when pasting SVG into React code
  • Building an icon system for a React design system

Frequently Asked Questions

What attributes does the converter transform?

It converts all standard SVG attributes to JSX format: stroke-width to strokeWidth, fill-opacity to fillOpacity, class to className, clip-path to clipPath, and many more. It also handles xlink: and xml: namespaced attributes.

Does it generate a complete React component?

Yes. The output includes a functional React component with proper TypeScript SVGProps typing, making it ready to use in any React or Next.js project.

Can it handle complex SVGs with gradients and filters?

Yes. The converter transforms all attribute names regardless of the SVG complexity. Gradients, filters, masks, and patterns are all supported.

Is my SVG data sent to a server?

No. All processing happens client-side in your browser. Your SVG code never leaves your machine.

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