SVG to React Component Converter
Transform raw SVG markup into production-ready React components. This tool converts attributes to JSX-compatible camelCase, wraps in a component function, and adds optional TypeScript types, forwardRef, and memo.
SVG to JSX / React Component Converter
Paste an SVG and get JSX markup or a complete React component. Converts attributes to camelCase, handles style objects, removes XML cruft, and wraps in a component with props/ref support.
JSX output will appear hereAbout SVG to JSX Converter
- Attribute conversion — converts 80+ SVG attributes from kebab-case to camelCase (stroke-width → strokeWidth, fill-opacity → fillOpacity).
- Style objects — transforms inline style strings to JSX-compatible style objects.
- Component wrapping — generates a complete React component with customizable name, props spread, forwardRef, and memo.
- TypeScript support — outputs typed components with SVGProps interface and optional custom props.
- Cleanup — removes XML declarations, comments, DOCTYPE, and namespace cruft automatically.
- Everything runs in your browser — no data is sent over the network.
Why convert SVG to React components?
Using SVG as React components gives you full control over icon styling via props, enables tree-shaking for smaller bundles, and allows dynamic color and size changes at runtime. Unlike <img> tags or CSS backgrounds, inline SVG components respond to theme changes, support accessibility attributes like <title> and aria-label, and can be composed with other React elements.
What this tool converts
The converter handles 80+ SVG attribute mappings (stroke-width to strokeWidth, fill-opacity to fillOpacity, clip-path to clipPath, etc.), transforms inline style strings to JSX style objects, removes XML declarations and comments, strips namespace attributes, and optionally removes fixed width/height for responsive sizing. It outputs either raw JSX, a JavaScript component, or a fully typed TypeScript component.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this converter support TypeScript?
Yes. Select the 'React Component (TS)' output mode to get a typed component with SVGProps interface, optional custom props type, and proper Ref typing when using forwardRef.
Can I use the output directly in a Next.js or Vite project?
Yes. The generated component is standard React and works in any React-based framework including Next.js, Vite, Remix, and Gatsby. Save the output as a .jsx or .tsx file and import it like any other component.
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