SVG to JSX Converter

Convert SVG markup to React-compatible JSX instantly. Transforms class to className, inline style strings to JavaScript objects, kebab-case attributes to camelCase, ensures proper self-closing tags, and removes xmlns attributes. Optionally wrap output in a React component with TypeScript and memo support. Free, private, runs entirely in your browser.

Component Wrapper
TypeScript
React.memo
SVG Input Paste your SVG
JSX Output React-ready JSX

Features

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Attribute Conversion

Automatically converts class to className and all kebab-case SVG attributes like stroke-width, fill-opacity, and clip-path to their camelCase JSX equivalents.

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Style Object Transform

Converts inline style strings to JavaScript style objects with camelCased property names and proper value types, ready for React rendering.

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Component Wrapper

Optionally wrap converted JSX in a full React component with import statements, props spreading, TypeScript types, and React.memo for performance.

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Private & Secure

Everything runs in your browser using JavaScript. No data is sent to any server. Your SVG content stays completely private on your machine.

About SVG to JSX Conversion

When using SVG icons and graphics in React applications, you cannot simply paste raw SVG markup into your JSX components. React's JSX syntax requires specific changes: class must become className, inline style strings must be JavaScript objects, and hyphenated SVG attributes like stroke-width and fill-opacity must use camelCase (strokeWidth, fillOpacity). This tool automates all of those transformations instantly.

What Gets Converted

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the SVG to JSX converter do? ▼
It converts raw SVG markup into JSX compatible with React. This includes renaming class to className, converting inline style strings to JavaScript objects, transforming kebab-case attributes like stroke-width to camelCase strokeWidth, ensuring self-closing tags, and removing xmlns attributes. You can optionally wrap the output in a React component with TypeScript types and React.memo.
Why do I need to convert SVG to JSX? ▼
React uses JSX, which has slightly different syntax than HTML or SVG. For example, class must be className, style must be a JavaScript object instead of a string, and SVG attributes like stroke-linecap must use camelCase (strokeLinecap). Pasting raw SVG into a React component without these changes causes compilation errors.
Does this tool send my data to a server? ▼
No. The entire conversion runs in your browser using JavaScript. No data is ever sent to a server. Your SVG content stays completely private on your machine. You can even use this tool offline once the page is loaded.
Can I generate a full React component from my SVG? ▼
Yes. Enable the "Component Wrapper" toggle, enter a component name, and optionally turn on TypeScript and React.memo. The tool will generate a complete React component file with import statements, props spreading on the root SVG element, and a default export.
What SVG attributes are converted to camelCase? ▼
All standard SVG presentation attributes with hyphens are converted, including stroke-width (strokeWidth), fill-opacity (fillOpacity), stroke-linecap (strokeLinecap), stroke-linejoin (strokeLinejoin), font-size (fontSize), text-anchor (textAnchor), clip-path (clipPath), stop-color (stopColor), and over 60 more. The xlink: and xml: namespace attributes are also converted.
Does it handle inline styles in SVG? ▼
Yes. Inline style strings like style="fill: red; stroke-width: 2" are converted to JSX style objects like style={{ fill: 'red', strokeWidth: 2 }}. CSS property names are automatically camelCased and numeric values are converted to numbers where appropriate.

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