The React SVG Problem
When developers copy an SVG from a design tool like Figma or download it from an icon site, it comes formatted as standard HTML. However, React's JSX syntax strictly requires camelCase for all attributes.
Common SVG Errors in React
- Invalid DOM property `stroke-width`: Did you mean `strokeWidth`?
- Invalid DOM property `class`: Did you mean `className`?
- Invalid DOM property `clip-path`: Did you mean `clipPath`?
Manually fixing these attributes takes time and is highly prone to mistakes. Our SVG to JSX converter uses Regular Expressions to instantly scan and safely convert every attribute to React's exact standards, saving you hours of frustrating find-and-replace.
How to Use This Tool
1
Copy SVG
Copy your raw SVG code from Figma, Illustrator, or an icon library.
2
Paste
Paste the code into the left editor pane.
3
Configure
Choose if you want a raw JSX string or a wrapped Functional Component.
4
Copy React Code
Click copy on the right pane and paste it directly into your React project.