SVG to JSX Converter

SVG to JSX Converter transforms raw SVG markup into a React component you can drop straight into a JSX or TSX file. Plain SVG cannot be pasted into JSX as-is because React uses camelCase attribute names and a few different conventions, so this tool rewrites attributes like stroke-width to strokeWidth, fill-rule to fillRule, class to className, and converts inline style strings into JSX style objects. The output is valid React you can import and render like any other component.

Beyond attribute renaming, the converter typically wraps the markup in a functional component and can spread props onto the root SVG element so consumers can pass className, width, height, color, and event handlers. This lets a single icon component adapt to different sizes and themes without editing the SVG each time. TSX output adds typing for the props, which is useful in strict TypeScript codebases where untyped SVG props would otherwise cause errors.

This is the standard step for building an in-house icon set in React or Next.js. Common use cases include converting icons sourced from Icon Search into reusable components, migrating a legacy sprite sheet into individual components, and turning a hand-coded illustration into a themeable element. Components are tree-shakeable and avoid the extra HTTP request of an external image, which keeps bundles lean.

For the cleanest results, run the SVG through the SVG Optimizer first so the component is not cluttered with editor metadata, then convert. Replace hardcoded fill or stroke colors with currentColor so the icon inherits text color from CSS, and consider parameterizing the size via props. If you only need the icon as an image or CSS background rather than a component, the SVG Encoder or SVG to PNG Converter may be a better fit.