SVG to React TypeScript
SVG to React TypeScript components
Convert SVG to React TypeScript when you need an inline icon or illustration that accepts normal SVG props.
SVG to React TypeScript conversion turns SVG markup into a TSX component. The best inputs are simple icons, logos, and UI illustrations that have already been cleaned.
What SVG to TSX conversion changes
React uses JSX attribute names instead of raw SVG attribute names. A converter changes attributes such as class, stroke-width, fill-rule, and clip-rule into className, strokeWidth, fillRule, and clipRule. It also wraps the SVG in a component that accepts React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>.
A safer SVG to React workflow
- Clean the SVG first if it came from a design export, icon pack, or unknown source.
- Convert the SVG into a TSX component with a clear component name.
- Review the output for embedded images, animation, external links, or unexpected IDs.
- Test the component with width, height, className, aria-label, and role props.
When manual review matters
Most static icons convert cleanly. More complex files can still need hand editing, especially SVGs with scripts, foreignObject, inline styles, masks, filters, animation, or linked assets. TypeScript helps with component props, but it does not make untrusted SVG markup safe by itself.
Common questions
Can I convert SVG to React TypeScript locally?
Yes. PDFSVG converts SVG into a typed React component in the browser, so the SVG markup is not uploaded for conversion.
What TypeScript type does the generated component use?
The generated component uses React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>, which lets you pass common SVG props such as className, width, height, role, and aria attributes.
Should I clean SVG before converting it to TSX?
Yes, especially for files from unknown sources. Clean the SVG first to remove risky markup, then convert the cleaned SVG into a React TypeScript component.