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SVG TO REACT COMPONENT

Convert raw SVG code or icon files into clean, production-ready React (JSX & TSX) components. Tailored for Tailwind CSS, Next.js, and modern TypeScript workflows.

Try Sample:

data_objectInput SVG Code

tuneComponent Options

Language

visibilityLive Icon Preview

No SVG Loaded
#a8216e

terminalReact Component Output

TypeScript (.tsx) Ready to copy or download

error

DOMParser is not supported in this environment

// Paste an SVG on the left to see the generated React component...
Quick Usage Example:
import { SparkleIcon } from './SparkleIcon';

// Use in your UI with Tailwind CSS:
<SparkleIcon size={28} className="text-primary hover:text-primary-dark transition" />

Frequently Asked Questions

How does SVG to React conversion work?expand_more

The converter parses your SVG markup in the browser and transforms HTML-style attributes into valid JSX/TSX properties (such as class to className, stroke-width to strokeWidth, and clip-rule to clipRule). It also strips XML headers and comments, wrapping the output into a reusable React component.

Is my SVG code uploaded to any external server?expand_more

No. All conversion and parsing runs 100% locally in your web browser. Your designs, icons, and proprietary illustrations never leave your machine.

How do I style the generated React component with Tailwind CSS?expand_more

Enable the "Replace Fill/Stroke with currentColor" toggle. Then you can easily style your icon dynamically using standard Tailwind color utility classes, such as text-primary, text-emerald-500, or text-gray-400.

Does it support TypeScript and custom component props?expand_more

Yes! You can toggle between TypeScript (.tsx) and JavaScript (.jsx). In TypeScript mode, the component extends SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> with optional size, className, and custom props.

Can I download the converted component directly as a file?expand_more

Yes. You can copy the code to your clipboard with a single click or click "Download Component" to save a .tsx or .jsx file ready to drop into your React or Next.js project.