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SVG to React

Transform SVG markup into a clean React component workflow with JSX-ready settings, preview controls, and export options for reusable UI components.

React component converter

Turn SVG markup into a reusable React component.

Paste SVG markup, upload a file or try the sample. The screen is prepared for JSX/TSX output, props, accessibility fields and preview-first validation.

JSX-ready Props-aware TypeScript option Local preview
Drop an SVG file here or paste SVG markup into the input editor below.
SVG size—
Component size—
Attributes—
ModeJSX
FrameworkReact
StatusReady
Preview

Original vs component preview

Original SVGNo SVG

Paste or upload an SVG to preview it here.

Component previewWaiting

Generate React code to compare the rendered component.

Processed locally viewBox: — Scripts: — Events: — Output: —
Input

SVG markup

Paste a complete SVG document or inline SVG element.

Result

React component output

Generated React code will appear here in the engine phase.

How It Works

SVG to React is designed as a JSX component generator for frontend workflows. The layout keeps SVG input, rendered preview, component settings and React output separate so conversion choices stay clear before code generation.

Use Cases

  • Turning an exported SVG icon into a React component
  • Preparing JSX or TSX snippets with clean attribute naming
  • Comparing the original SVG with the component preview before copying code
  • Creating reusable icon components with props, title and accessibility options

FAQ

What does an SVG to React converter do?

It transforms SVG markup into JSX-friendly React component code by preparing React attributes, component wrappers and reusable props.

Why can SVG attributes need changes for React?

React JSX uses names such as className, strokeWidth and clipPath instead of some raw SVG attribute names, so conversion needs to normalize those attributes carefully.

Should React SVG components use TypeScript?

TypeScript is useful when the component is shared in a codebase, but plain JSX can be simpler for quick examples or small projects.