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Use SVG to React for icons, inline UI graphics, simple illustrations, logos, empty states, and design exports that should live as TSX components.
SVG to React
SVG to React converter for JSX components
Use this SVG to React converter to paste SVG markup and turn it into a typed React component. The conversion runs in your browser.
The converter handles common SVG attributes. Review complex animation, embedded HTML, and external assets by hand.
Runs locally
The core file work happens in your browser where possible.
No upload
SVG and PDF files are not sent to a server for the browser tools.
Editable output
Preview, copy, clean, or download the result before you use it.
Clear limits
Complex print files, scans, and unsupported SVG features may need another workflow.
SVG to React converter
Paste SVG code, choose a component name, and copy the JSX output.
Component name
Choose a PascalCase name.
Detected SVG details
Convert SVG to review details.
Review note
Convert SVG to see a note.
JSX cleanup
The converter rewrites common SVG attributes such as stroke-width, fill-rule, class, and clip-path into React-friendly JSX names.
Review by hand
Check animation, embedded HTML, external images, IDs, CSS selectors, and accessibility labels before shipping the component.
Convert SVG to React component after cleanup
If the SVG came from an icon pack, design export, or unknown source, run it through the SVG cleaner first. That removes markup React does not need and makes the component easier to review.
This SVG to React converter changes common SVG attributes into JSX names, wraps the markup in a typed component, and keeps the work in your browser. It is useful for SVG icons, inline illustrations, and UI components that need normal React props. For the attribute rules, read SVG to JSX. For a fixed shared icon set, try the SVG sprite generator. You can also compare SVG sprites and React icons or review SVG to React vs SVGR.
Example SVG to React workflow
- Clean the SVG if it came from a vendor, icon pack, or design export.
- Choose a PascalCase component name such as PdfIcon or UploadMark.
- Convert to TSX, copy the component, and review className, aria-label, width, and height before using it.
If the input came from the web or a design export, use the SVG cleaner first.
Choose the next step for your React SVG
Fix the component code
Check the SVG to JSX attribute changes, then use the TypeScript guide if the component needs typed SVG props.
Prepare an app icon
Follow the React icon component checklist and decide whether the icon needs a label with the accessible SVG icon guide.
Clean a design export
Use the React SVG cleanup workflow before converting files from design tools, icon packs, or sources you do not control.
Pick a repeatable workflow
Compare browser conversion with SVGR, or review SVG sprites versus React icons for a shared icon set.
Common questions
Does SVG to React run locally?
Yes. The conversion happens in the browser. The SVG markup is not sent to a server.
Can this converter turn SVG into JSX?
It converts common SVG attributes such as class, stroke-width, fill-rule, and clip-rule into JSX-friendly names.
Can I use the output in TypeScript?
Yes. The generated component uses React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>, so you can pass normal SVG props such as className, width, height, and aria attributes.
Should I clean SVG before converting it to React?
Yes when the SVG came from an unknown source or design export. Cleaning removes scripts, unsafe links, and extra markup before the JSX component is created.