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SVG to JSX & Canvas

Paste or open an SVG, preview it safely, then turn it into a React component or native Canvas code you can copy or download.

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How it works

  1. Paste SVG code or open an .svg file.
  2. Check the safe preview and the element summary.
  3. Choose React JSX or Canvas JS and compare the result with the original.
  4. Copy the code or download it.

Privacy

Your SVG is read, previewed and converted inside your browser. It isn't uploaded, and scripts or outside links inside it are blocked.

Supported formats

Paste SVG code or open one .svg file up to 3 MB and 20,000 elements. Output: a React component (.jsx or .tsx) or a Canvas 2D JavaScript function (.js).

Frequently asked questions

What does SVG to JSX do?

It converts SVG markup into a reusable React component with JSX-compatible attributes, such as className, strokeWidth and style objects.

What does SVG to Canvas do?

It generates native Canvas 2D JavaScript for supported SVG shapes, paths, styles and effects, using Path2D, gradients, transforms and clipping.

Does the Canvas code need OneDo Hub?

No. The generated code uses only standard browser APIs and has no dependencies.

Are all SVG features supported by Canvas?

No. SVG supports some effects, like masks, patterns and most filters, that Canvas 2D can't reproduce exactly. OneDo Hub lists unsupported features instead of silently dropping them, and compares the result with the original.

Can SVG scripts run?

No. SVG is parsed as untrusted input. Scripts, event handlers and external requests are blocked, and the preview is shown as an image.

Is my SVG uploaded?

No. Conversion runs in your browser.

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