SVG to React Native Converter
Paste raw SVG markup and instantly get clean, ready-to-use React Native JSX built on react-native-svg. Real parsing, real output β nothing simulated.
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Built for real React Native workflows
Every conversion runs entirely in your browser β accurate attribute mapping, no server round-trip, no stored files.
Real attribute mapping
Converts kebab-case SVG attributes like stroke-width and fill-rule into camelCase props such as strokeWidth and fillRule, exactly as react-native-svg expects.
Full element coverage
Supports Path, Circle, Rect, Ellipse, Line, Polygon, Polyline, G, Defs, LinearGradient, RadialGradient, Stop, ClipPath, Mask, Text and more.
Live preview
See your converted vector render immediately in the browser preview pane before you copy a single line of code.
Prop-driven output
Optionally generate a component that accepts width, height and color as props so the same icon is reusable everywhere in your app.
TypeScript output
Toggle TypeScript mode to generate a typed .tsx component with proper SvgProps typing out of the box.
Real-time validation
Malformed markup, missing closing tags, or non-SVG input is caught instantly with clear inline error messages.
How it works
From raw markup to a working component in four steps.
Paste SVG
Drop in any valid SVG markup, including gradients and groups.
Parse tree
The browser's DOM parser builds a real element tree from your markup.
Map to RN
Each tag and attribute is mapped to react-native-svg components and camelCase props.
Copy & use
Copy, download, or preview the generated JSX component immediately.
SVG to React Native: what it means and how to do it
Anyone building icons or illustrations for a mobile app eventually runs into the same wall: SVG in React Native does not just work the way it does on the web. Browsers understand the <svg> tag natively because it sits inside the DOM alongside HTML, but React Native renders to native iOS and Android views instead of a browser document, so there is no DOM to hand raw SVG markup to. That is the core reason a straight copy-paste of web SVG into a React Native screen fails silently or throws an "unknown element" error.
The practical fix is the react-native-svg library, which ships native-backed components with names that mirror SVG tags: Svg, Path, Circle, Rect, Line, Polygon, G, Defs and more. Converting SVG to React Native, in other words, means walking through the original markup and swapping each tag for its React Native equivalent, then rewriting attributes from kebab-case to camelCase β stroke-width becomes strokeWidth, fill-rule becomes fillRule, and clip-path becomes clipPath. This is exactly what the SVG to JSX process on this page automates for you.
A typical example: a simple SVG circle icon with a fill and a stroke becomes a self-contained JSX component that imports Svg and Circle from react-native-svg, wraps the shape inside a functional component, and optionally exposes width, height and color as props so the same file works as a small icon or a large illustration. Once converted, the component behaves like any other piece of React Native UI β it can be styled, animated, tinted, and reused across screens without extra configuration.
Common use cases for SVG in React Native include app icon sets, onboarding illustrations, empty-state graphics, and brand logos exported from design tools like Figma. Because react-native-svg renders vector paths natively rather than as bitmap images, converted icons stay crisp at any screen density without shipping multiple @1x/@2x/@3x PNG exports, which keeps app bundles smaller and icons sharp on every device.
If you're wondering how to convert SVG to React Native without manually rewriting dozens of attributes by hand, a converter like this one removes the guesswork: paste the markup, review the generated component, and drop it straight into your project. For teams maintaining large icon libraries, that turns a tedious manual task into a repeatable, error-free step in the build pipeline.
Frequently asked questions
Paste your SVG markup into the input box on this converter. The tool parses each SVG element and attribute, maps them to the equivalent react-native-svg components such as Svg, Path, Circle and G, and produces ready-to-use JSX. Copy the output into a React Native component and import the matching pieces from react-native-svg.
React Native does not render HTML or the DOM, so raw SVG tags like <svg> and <path> aren't understood by its renderer. The react-native-svg library exposes native-backed components with matching names and camelCase props, which is why SVG markup needs to be converted before it can render on iOS and Android.
Yes. The converter maps defs, linearGradient, radialGradient, stop, clipPath and mask elements to their react-native-svg equivalents, and rewrites attributes such as stroke-width and fill-rule into the camelCase props React Native expects.
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