How to Convert SVG to JSX / TSX Online
Using raw SVG graphics directly in React or Next.js applications often causes console warnings because standard HTML/SVG attributes like stroke-width, fill-rule, and class are not camelCased.
This tool automatically converts any valid SVG code into a standard React functional component. It rewrites hyphenated attributes to camelCase, replaces class with className, and adds TypeScript prop types so your icons are reusable across your frontend codebase.
Key Benefits for Frontend Developers
- Automatic camelCase Conversion: Converts over 80+ SVG attributes (including clip-path, stroke-linecap, and font-size) into valid React JSX syntax.
- TypeScript Support: Generates clean TSX with
React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>typing. - Props Forwarding: Automatically injects
{...props}onto the root<svg>element so you can pass custom class names or inline styles. - 100% Client-Side Parsing: Fast, private, and secure browser-based string transformation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why does React give errors when I paste normal SVG code?
React uses JSX, which maps directly to JavaScript object properties. In JavaScript, hyphenated names like stroke-width are not valid identifiers unless camelCased as strokeWidth.
Can I use the converted TSX component in Next.js?
Yes! The generated functional component works seamlessly in Next.js App Router and Pages Router, as well as Vite, Remix, and Create React App.
What does "Replace width/height with 1em" do?
It replaces hardcoded pixel dimensions on your root SVG tag with 1em, allowing the icon to automatically scale to match the font-size of its parent text container.