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SVG Component Creator

Paste an SVG, choose a framework, and generate a reusable component instantly.

Framework

Example SVGs

Drop an SVG file here, paste markup, or pick an example below.

You can also paste SVG markup directly into the editor.

Preview

Paste an SVG to preview it here.

Detected colors

No color tokens were detected in this SVG.

Generated component code

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Learn how to turn SVG into framework components

What is an SVG Component Creator?

An SVG component creator converts raw SVG markup into reusable UI components for frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte. Instead of copying inline SVG into every file, you generate a clean component once and reuse it across your project.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Add SVG input — paste markup, upload an .svg file, drag and drop, or pick an example from the gallery.
  2. Set a component name (for example, AppIcon).
  3. Select your target framework: React TSX, React JSX, Vue, or Svelte.
  4. Optionally enable Icon props template for size, class, and accessible title props instead of a generic spread.
  5. Toggle Optimize SVG (SVGO-lite) to strip editor metadata before preview and export.
  6. Adjust detected colors, compare before/after previews when optimize is on, then copy or download the component.

Input Options

  • Paste — drop SVG markup directly into the editor or from the clipboard.
  • Upload / drag-and-drop — load .svg files without leaving the page.
  • Example gallery — heart, star, gradient badge, mini chart, and logo samples to explore framework output quickly.

Icon Props Template

When enabled, generated components include practical icon props — size, className / class, and an optional title for screen readers — instead of forwarding every attribute with a bare spread. This matches how most design systems ship icons.

SVGO-lite Optimization

The optimize pass removes Inkscape/Figma editor metadata, comments, empty attributes, and redundant width/height when viewBox is present. A before/after preview shows whether markup changed and how many bytes were saved. Optimization runs before color detection, preview, and code export.

Detected Colors

The tool reads paint attributes (fill, stroke, stop-color, and inline style colors) — not editor canvas colors from pagecolor or other metadata. Change a swatch and both the live preview and generated code update immediately. Useful when adapting vendor icons to your design tokens.

Framework Output Notes

  • React TSX / JSX — converts SVG attributes to JSX-friendly names (className, strokeWidth, etc.).
  • Vue — single-file component with template markup and inherited attributes.
  • Svelte — clean SVG markup ready for a .svelte file.

Privacy and Security

Processing is local in your browser. The tool sanitizes obvious unsafe SVG content (like embedded scripts) before preview rendering. No SVG data is uploaded to a remote server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need SVGR or another build plugin?

Not for one-off icons. This tool generates ready-to-copy component code in the browser. For hundreds of files in a repo, SVGR or a bundler plugin may still be faster — but this page is ideal for quick conversions and prototyping.

Why does optimize show four colors on some icons?

Design tools sometimes embed extra color metadata. SVGO-lite removes that noise; color detection only counts actual paint on shapes. If optimize is off, editor metadata should not inflate the palette.

Can I use this for icon libraries?

Yes. Convert individual SVGs, tune colors, download each component, and drop them into your internal icon set or Storybook.