Why convert SVG to JSX?
Dropping a raw SVG export straight into React rarely works. Graphics editors emit XML attributes like class, stroke-width and inline style="..." strings that JSX does not accept — React wants className, strokeWidth and a style object. This converter rewrites every attribute for you and wraps the result in a reusable component.
It also strips editor cruft. With optimization on it runs SVGO in your browser to remove metadata, comments and redundant attributes — while keeping the viewBox so the icon stays scalable. The output spreads {...props} onto the root <svg>, so you can pass className, size, event handlers and more from the parent.
Toggle currentColor to make the icon inherit the surrounding text color (perfect for dark mode), enable forwardRef when a parent needs a ref to the DOM node, and choose TypeScript or plain JavaScript. Everything runs locally — your SVG is never uploaded.
How it works
- Paste your SVG markup, or upload / drop a
.svgfile. - Optionally optimize it with SVGO to strip metadata and minify.
- Attributes are converted to their JSX equivalents and styles become objects.
- Choose a component name, language, export style, forwardRef and currentColor.
- Copy the component or download it as a
.tsx/.jsxfile.
Frequently Asked Questions
About the SVG to JSX converter.
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