SVG to React JSX & Optimizer
Convert raw SVG icons into production-ready React (JSX/TSX), React Native, and Vue 3 components with automatic camelCase attribute conversion and SVGO minification.
Why Convert SVG to JSX?
While you can use standard SVGs in HTML via the <img> tag, converting an SVG into a native React (JSX) component allows you to pass props like className, fill, or stroke directly to the graphic. This makes your icons fully dynamic, themeable (like supporting dark mode), and much easier to bundle within your React or Next.js applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I paste raw SVG markup directly into a React component?
SVG uses HTML/XML attribute names like class, stroke-width, and fill-opacity, while JSX requires camelCase JavaScript property names (className, strokeWidth, fillOpacity) — pasting raw SVG as-is will throw React warnings or errors.
What does "optimizing" an SVG actually remove?
Optimization strips out editor metadata (like Illustrator or Figma export comments), redundant groups, unnecessary precision in path coordinates, and unused attributes — reducing file size without changing how the SVG visually renders.
Is the converted JSX/TSX code ready to drop into a project?
Yes — the output is a valid, self-contained React functional component that accepts standard SVG props, so you can import and render it directly, though you may want to add TypeScript prop types for your specific use case.
Does this tool upload my SVG file anywhere?
No — all parsing, optimization, and conversion happen locally in your browser using client-side JavaScript; your SVG markup is never sent to a server.
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