SVG to JSX Converter - Convert SVG to React Component Online
Convert SVG markup to React JSX, TSX, or React Native components instantly. Optimize SVG attributes and generate copy-ready React code.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an SVG to JSX converter?
An SVG to JSX converter transforms standard SVG markup into JSX syntax that React applications can use. This includes converting attributes like 'class' to 'className', changing hyphenated attributes to camelCase (e.g., 'stroke-width' to 'strokeWidth'), and converting inline styles to JavaScript objects.
Why do I need to convert SVG to JSX for React?
React uses JSX, which has different syntax requirements than standard HTML. SVG attributes like 'class' and 'stroke-width' need to be converted to 'className' and 'strokeWidth'. Inline styles must become JavaScript objects. Without conversion, React will throw warnings or errors.
How do I convert SVG to JSX?
Simply paste your SVG code into the input field or drag and drop an SVG file. The converter will automatically transform it to valid JSX. You can then copy the output directly into your React component. Optionally, enable 'Wrap in Component' to generate a complete React component.
What does SVG optimization do?
SVG optimization removes unnecessary data from your SVG files, including editor metadata (from tools like Illustrator, Figma, or Sketch), XML declarations, comments, and empty attributes. This reduces file size without affecting how the SVG looks.
Is my SVG data secure?
Yes, absolutely. This tool processes everything in your browser - your SVG code never leaves your computer. There are no server uploads, no data collection, and no external API calls. This makes it safe to use with proprietary icons and sensitive design assets.
Can I convert SVG for React Native?
Yes! Select the 'React Native' tab to generate code compatible with the react-native-svg library. This converts SVG tags to their React Native equivalents (e.g., 'svg' becomes 'Svg', 'path' becomes 'Path') and adjusts attributes accordingly.
Does it support TypeScript?
Yes. Select the 'TSX' tab to generate properly typed React components with TypeScript interfaces. The generated component will include proper FC (Function Component) declarations and prop types.
Code Examples
// SVG to JSX attribute conversion
const svgAttrToJsx = {
'class': 'className',
'stroke-width': 'strokeWidth',
'fill-rule': 'fillRule',
'clip-path': 'clipPath',
};
// Convert hyphenated to camelCase
const toCamelCase = (str) =>
str.replace(/-([a-z])/g, (_, letter) => letter.toUpperCase());
// Example usage
const attr = 'stroke-width';
const jsxAttr = svgAttrToJsx[attr] || toCamelCase(attr);
console.log(jsxAttr); // 'strokeWidth'