SVG to React/JSX Converter

The SVG to React/JSX Converter turns raw SVG files into reusable React components. It is built for developers who need cleaner icon components, brand marks, product illustrations, and design-system assets without manually fixing every SVG attribute. Paste SVG markup or upload a UTF-8 .svg file, choose the React options you need, then copy the generated component into your project.

How to Use

1. Paste or upload SVG. Paste a complete SVG file into the editor or upload a UTF-8 .svg file.
2. Name the component. Enter a PascalCase React component name, such as AlertIcon or BrandMark.
3. Choose React options. Select TypeScript, forwardRef, React.memo, title accessibility, style conversion, sanitizing, and prop spreading options.
4. Convert to JSX. Click Convert to React Component to generate copy-ready JSX code.
5. Review and copy. Review the conversion summary, warnings, and generated code before copying it into your React project.

What the Converter Handles

Tips for Better React SVG Components

Keep the original viewBox whenever possible, because it controls how the SVG scales. For icon systems, width="1em" and height="1em" let the icon inherit text size while still allowing callers to override dimensions with props. Use a descriptive PascalCase component name, keep decorative SVGs accessible with aria-hidden when appropriate, and use the title prop for meaningful icons that communicate information.

FAQ

What does this SVG to React converter change?

It parses SVG XML and rewrites SVG attributes into React friendly JSX, including className, camelCased SVG attributes, optional style objects, props, forwardRef, title accessibility, and export syntax.

Can I upload an SVG file?

Yes. You can upload a UTF-8 .svg file or paste SVG markup. Uploaded files are read as text and converted into JSX on the server.

Does it sanitize SVG code?

Sanitizing is enabled by default. The converter removes script tags, inline event handlers, and javascript: links so the generated component is safer to review before use.

Why convert style attributes to objects?

React expects the style prop to be an object when writing JSX. Converting style strings to objects makes the output compile cleanly and keeps CSS property names camelCased.

What is the best component name format?

Use PascalCase such as AlertIcon or BrandMark. The converter cleans invalid characters and ensures the result starts with a valid React component identifier.