SVG to JSX Converter

Transform raw SVG code into production-ready React JSX and TypeScript TSX components with camelCase attributes and props forwarding.

SVG to React JSX / TSX Converter

Transforms kebab-case SVG attributes, class tags, and inline styles into production-ready React components

Component Name

Language

Props SpreadingForward props ({...props})

Raw SVG Code

SVG Visual Preview

Generated React JSX / TSXJSX Cleaned

import React from "react";

export interface IconActivityProps extends React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> {}

export default function IconActivity(props: IconActivityProps) {
  return (
    <svg  width="24" height="24" viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="none" stroke="currentColor" strokeWidth="2" strokeLinecap="round" strokeLinejoin="round" className="feather feather-activity" {...props}>
      <polyline points="22 12 18 12 15 21 9 3 6 12 2 12" /></polyline>
    </svg>
  );
}

Streamlining Vector Graphics in Modern React Applications

Inline SVGs provide total styling freedom, instant CSS color animations, and zero HTTP request overhead. However, manually fixing kebab-case attributes, class names, and self-closing tags when migrating icons from Figma to React is error-prone. A specialized SVG to JSX converter eliminates this friction instantly.

Use Cases

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Figma & Illustrator Asset Importing
Export vector graphics from design tools and paste them directly into your Next.js or React codebase without React DOM runtime warnings.
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Custom Icon Library Generation
Convert bulk SVG icon sets into reusable, tree-shakeable TypeScript components with full `SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>` autocompletion.
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Styling Inline SVGs with Tailwind CSS
Replace hardcoded colors and dimensions with `currentColor` and `w-6 h-6` Tailwind utility classes for effortless theming.
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Fixing React Hydration & Console Warnings
Automatically repair illegal HTML attributes like `stroke-width`, `clip-rule`, and `class` that trigger browser console errors.

Key Capabilities

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Automatic Attribute Camel-Casing

Converts over 60 SVG kebab-case attributes (`stroke-linecap`, `fill-rule`, `clip-path`) to standard React JSX camelCase properties.

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TypeScript (.tsx) & JavaScript (.jsx)

Outputs strongly typed TypeScript components with React SVG prop interfaces or lightweight JavaScript functions.

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Inline Style Parser

Converts CSS strings like `style="fill:red;margin:4px"` into proper JSX object syntax `style={{ fill: "red", margin: "4px" }}`.

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Live Render Preview

Inspect the visual appearance of your SVG directly in the browser while editing code in real time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do raw SVGs throw errors in React?

React JSX uses synthetic DOM properties based on camelCase naming conventions. Attributes like `stroke-width` or `fill-opacity` must be written as `strokeWidth` and `fillOpacity`. Additionally, the HTML `class` attribute must be written as `className` in JSX.

What is SVGR and how does this tool compare?

SVGR is a popular node-based CLI tool used in build tools like Webpack and Vite. This online converter provides the same core conversion logic instantly in your browser without needing to install CLI dependencies or configure build plugins.

How do I make the converted SVG inherit parent text color?

In your SVG markup, ensure the `fill` or `stroke` attribute is set to `currentColor` (e.g. `stroke="currentColor"`). This allows the icon to automatically adapt to CSS text colors or Tailwind classes like `text-blue-500`.

Can I forward click handlers and className props?

Yes! When 'Forward props' is enabled, the component spreads `{...props}` onto the root `<svg>` element, allowing you to pass `onClick`, `className`, `aria-label`, and custom styles from parent components.