Using SVG icons in React requires converting attributes to JSX syntax. HTML attributes like class, stroke-width, and fill-opacity must become className, strokeWidth, and fillOpacity. This tool automates the attribute conversion, producing clean JSX ready to paste into your React components.
JSX output will appear here...Paste your SVG markup into the input area. The tool converts all HTML/SVG attributes to their camelCase JSX equivalents (e.g., stroke-width becomes strokeWidth, class becomes className). The converted JSX output is displayed below and can be copied to your clipboard.
SVG-to-JSX conversion is a daily task for React developers who need to integrate icon libraries and custom SVG graphics into their component trees. It is used when importing SVG icons from design tools like Figma, Sketch, or Illustrator into React projects, creating reusable icon component libraries, migrating HTML templates with inline SVGs to React applications, building design systems with consistent, props-driven SVG icons, and converting SVG illustrations to interactive React components with dynamic colors and animations.
The converter maps over 60 SVG-specific attributes to their JSX equivalents. Key transformations: class to className, stroke-width to strokeWidth, fill-opacity to fillOpacity, clip-path to clipPath, xlink:href to xlinkHref. Any remaining kebab-case attributes are automatically converted to camelCase. Self-closing tags are handled properly for JSX compatibility.
You can use SVG in React, but HTML attributes must be converted to JSX syntax. For example, 'class' becomes 'className', hyphenated attributes like 'stroke-width' become camelCase 'strokeWidth', and inline styles must be objects instead of strings. This tool automates all these transformations.
Inline SVG (JSX) is preferred for icons and interactive graphics because it allows you to control colors, sizes, and animations via props and CSS. Use SVG image files (via img tags or CSS background) for complex illustrations where you do not need dynamic control, as they can be cached separately.
The tool focuses on attribute name conversion (kebab-case to camelCase). Inline style strings are not automatically converted to JSX style objects. You may need to manually convert style='fill: red' to style={{fill: 'red'}} after conversion.
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