Name: SVG to React Component Converter
Author: PureFormatter

Question 1

What SVG attributes are converted for React?

Accepted Answer

All hyphenated SVG attributes are converted to camelCase as required by React/JSX: stroke-width becomes strokeWidth, fill-rule becomes fillRule, clip-path becomes clipPath, and so on. The class attribute becomes className. The xlink:href attribute is simplified to href. All other SVG attributes are preserved as-is since most SVG presentation attributes are already valid in JSX.

Question 2

Can I customize the generated component?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The generated component accepts all standard SVG props via the spread operator {...props}, which means you can override width, height, fill, stroke, className, and any other SVG attribute at the usage site. For example: <ClockIcon width={32} height={32} stroke='blue' />. This makes the component flexible enough to use in different contexts without modification.

Question 3

Is the output TypeScript compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The generated component uses React.FC with a Props interface that extends React.SVGProps. This provides full TypeScript type checking and IDE auto-completion for all SVG props. The import for React is included. If you are using React 17+ with the new JSX transform and do not need the React import, you can remove the import line.

Question 4

Should I optimize my SVG before converting?

Accepted Answer

For production use, yes. SVGs exported from Figma, Illustrator, or Sketch often contain unnecessary metadata, editor-specific attributes, and redundant paths that increase file size. Run your SVG through SVGO or Figma's export options with optimization enabled before converting to React. This produces smaller, cleaner components. PureFormatter's converter handles the React-specific conversions after SVGO optimization.

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