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Convert SVG to JSX React components online free. Transform SVG attributes to camelCase, self-close tags, wrap as reusable React component. Instant SVG to JSX conversion.

About SVG to JSX Conversion

Using SVG icons and graphics in React requires converting SVG attributes to JSX-compatible syntax. SVG uses kebab-case attributes like stroke-width, fill-opacity, and clip-path that must become camelCase in JSX: strokeWidth, fillOpacity, clipPath. Additionally, class becomes className, inline styles need conversion to objects, and xlink:href becomes xlinkHref. This tool handles all these transformations automatically. It can also wrap the SVG in a React component with an export statement, remove the xmlns attribute (unnecessary in JSX), and pass through props for customization. Perfect for converting SVGs from design tools into reusable React icon components.

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How to Use

  1. Paste your SVG markup into the input panel
  2. Set the component name and toggle wrapping options
  3. Click Convert to generate JSX-compatible SVG
  4. Copy the result into your React component file

Common Use Cases

  • Converting SVG icons from Figma or Illustrator to React components
  • Building an icon library with reusable React SVG components
  • Migrating SVG assets from static HTML to React
  • Optimizing inline SVGs for React rendering

Frequently Asked Questions

What SVG attributes are converted?
All kebab-case SVG attributes are converted to camelCase: stroke-width โ†’ strokeWidth, fill-opacity โ†’ fillOpacity, clip-path โ†’ clipPath, and 40+ other attributes.
Can I wrap the SVG as a React component?
Yes. Enable the 'Wrap as Component' option to generate a complete React component with export. You can customize the component name.
Why remove xmlns from SVG in React?
The xmlns attribute is only needed for standalone SVG files. In JSX/React, it's unnecessary because the SVG is embedded in HTML. Removing it keeps the code clean.
Does it handle inline styles?
Yes. Inline style strings are converted to JavaScript style objects with camelCase properties, just like regular HTML to JSX conversion.