Converters

SVG to React Component

Paste an SVG and get a ready-to-use React component. The converter transforms SVG attributes to JSX (stroke-width → strokeWidth, fill-opacity → fillOpacity), adds prop spreading ({...props}), wraps the SVG in a functional component, and can optionally convert to React Native or Vue format.

SVG to React Component — Convert SVG markup into React, React Native, or Vue components with prop spreading

What it does

  • Converts SVG to a React functional component with TypeScript-compatible JSX
  • Transforms SVG attributes to camelCase (stroke-width → strokeWidth)
  • Adds prop spreading ({...props}) for size, color, and other overrides
  • Optionally converts to React Native format (using react-native-svg)
  • Optionally converts to Vue single-file component format
  • Handles SVG gradients, filters, masks, and other advanced features

Use cases

  • Converting an SVG icon from Figma into a React component
  • Creating a reusable React Native icon from an SVG
  • Generating Vue components from SVG illustrations
  • Building an icon system with React components from SVG files

How it works

1

Paste your SVG markup into the input pane

2

Choose React, React Native, or Vue output format

3

The tool converts attributes, adds prop spreading, and wraps in a component

4

Copy the component code into your project

Frequently asked questions

1How does prop spreading work?

The component accepts {...props} which lets you pass any SVG attribute as a prop. For example, <MyIcon width={24} height={24} fill="red" /> overrides the SVG's default dimensions and fill color.

2What's different about React Native output?

React Native doesn't support SVG natively. The output uses react-native-svg components (Svg, Path, Circle, Rect, etc.) instead of raw SVG elements. You need react-native-svg installed in your project.

3Does it handle SVGs with gradients and filters?

Yes. Gradients (linearGradient, radialGradient), filters (feGaussianBlur, feColorMatrix), masks, and clip paths are all converted with proper camelCase attributes. The component structure preserves these definitions.

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