SVG to JSX
NewConvert raw SVG markup into a ready-to-use React JSX component.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of SVG markup does this accept?
It expects valid XML with `<svg>` as the root element. If the markup is malformed or wrapped in something else, conversion stops with a specific error.
Does it fix React attribute names for me?
Yes. It converts common attributes like `stroke-width`, `fill-rule`, `class`, and `tabindex` into JSX-friendly names, while keeping `aria-` and `data-` attributes lowercase.
What happens to inline style strings?
The tool splits them into a JSX style object, camel-cases the property names, and keeps the values as strings. It does not try to optimize or validate the CSS.
Does it add imports or TypeScript types?
No. The output is a plain `export default function Component(props)` wrapper with `{...props}` spread onto the root `<svg>`. You add imports or typings yourself if your project needs them.
Will it optimize my SVG or strip editor metadata?
No. This is a JSX converter, not an SVG optimizer. Aside from attribute renaming and text-node whitespace cleanup, it preserves the structure it can parse.