SVG to React Component Converter
Paste or upload any SVG and get a clean React component back, with camelCase attributes, a props spread on the root, and an optional TypeScript signature. Free, private, and instant.
Drop your SVG here or click to upload
Accepts .svg files, or paste SVG code below
Why Convert SVG to React Here
Clean camelCase JSX
Every SVG attribute is renamed for React: class becomes className, stroke-width becomes strokeWidth, and clip-path becomes clipPath, so the component compiles without warnings.
Inline Styles as Objects
A style attribute like fill:red;stroke-width:2 becomes a proper React style object, with camelCased keys and capitalized vendor prefixes, instead of a string that React rejects.
Props Spread on the Root
The root SVG gets a {...props} spread after its own attributes, so callers can pass className, width, height, or onClick and override the defaults.
TypeScript or JavaScript
Flip one toggle to emit a typed component with React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>, or keep it plain JavaScript. Name the component anything you like.
Namespaced Attributes Fixed
xlink:href becomes xlinkHref and xml:space becomes xmlSpace, while data-* and aria-* attributes are left untouched, so gradients, masks, and accessibility all keep working.
100% Private and Free
Conversion runs entirely in your browser using the built-in parser. Your SVG is never uploaded, there is no signup, and there are no limits.
How to Convert SVG to a React Component
Add your SVG
Drag and drop an .svg file, click to browse, or paste your SVG markup into the box.
Set the options
Name your component, turn on TypeScript if you want a typed signature, and choose whether to spread props onto the root SVG.
Get clean JSX
The converter renames class to className, camelCases every attribute, turns inline styles into a style object, and fixes namespaced attributes like xlink:href.
Copy and paste
Hit copy and drop the component straight into your React, Next.js, or TypeScript project. No build step, no dependency.
Choose The Right Tool
Why this page exists
Use the SVG to React converter when you need a vector as a real component, not a static asset. It camelCases every attribute, turns inline styles into a style object, spreads props on the root, and can emit TypeScript.
Best for
- Turning Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape icons into JSX components
- Building an icon set where each SVG accepts className, size, and color props
- Inlining a logo as a component instead of an img tag or background
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SVG to React FAQ
Paste your SVG code or upload an .svg file, and the tool returns a ready-to-use React component. It renames attributes to camelCase, converts inline styles to a style object, spreads props on the root, and lets you set the component name and toggle TypeScript. Copy the output into your project and import it like any other component.
JSX is not HTML. React expects className instead of class, camelCased attributes like strokeWidth instead of stroke-width, and a style object instead of a style string. A raw SVG pasted into JSX usually throws or renders nothing, which is exactly what this converter fixes for you.
Yes. Turn on the TypeScript toggle and the component is typed with props: React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> and a React import, so it drops straight into a .tsx file. Leave it off for plain JavaScript output.
With the spread enabled, the root SVG ends with {...props}, placed after its own attributes. That lets anyone using your component pass className, width, height, fill, or event handlers and have them override the defaults, which is how most icon libraries work.
No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser using the native SVG parser. Nothing is sent anywhere, so it is safe to use with private brand assets and proprietary icons.
SVG to React Component Converter
Paste or upload any SVG and get a clean React component back, with camelCase attributes, a props spread on the root, and an optional TypeScript signature. Free, private, and instant.