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SVG to React Component - Online JSX Converter

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SVG to React Component Converter

Paste or upload an SVG and instantly convert it into a clean, production-ready React (JSX) component with customizable options.

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Frequently Asked Questions

      

        

          

          

            
Converting inline SVG to React components allows you to manage your icons and illustrations as first-class UI components. You gain full control over props (like size, color, className), better tree-shaking, and easier integration with the React ecosystem.

          

        

        

          

          

            
All kebab-case attributes (like stroke-width, fill-opacity) are converted to camelCase (strokeWidth, fillOpacity). The class attribute becomes className. Namespace attributes (xmlns:*) are cleaned or converted depending on your settings.

          

        

        

          

          

            
React Native doesn’t support SVG directly — you would need a library like react-native-svg. However, the JSX output from this converter is compatible with those libraries once you adjust the component wrapper. The attribute camelCasing and style object conversion options make it a great starting point.

          

        

        

          

          

            
If enabled, the tool parses a style="key:value; ..." attribute and outputs a React inline style object like {'{'}key: 'value', ...{'}'}. CSS property names are automatically camelCased (e.g., stroke-width → strokeWidth). Values remain strings.

          

        

        

          

          

            
Absolutely. We recommend running your SVG through SVGO first to remove unnecessary metadata, comments, and clutter. This converter will then produce an even cleaner React component.

          

        

        

          

          

            
Yes, structural elements like <animate> or <animateTransform> are preserved as JSX. However, you’ll need to ensure your React setup supports them, and note that some animation attributes may require additional camelCase transformation.

          

        

      

    

  


  
  








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