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HTML to React JSX

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Transform raw HTML snippets into valid React JSX/TSX components. Auto-converts class to className and style objects.

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How do I use HTML to React JSX?

1

Paste raw HTML5 markup or SVG code into the left pane, or click "Load Sample Data".

2

Toggle whether to wrap the output in a functional React/Next.js component (`export default function`).

3

Copy the valid JSX/TSX output with camelCase DOM attributes and React inline style objects.

What features does HTML to React JSX offer?

Converts HTML class attributes to the className format React requires

Renames the HTML for attribute to htmlFor so React forms work correctly

Turns inline CSS strings like style='color:red' into JS objects React can read

Fixes self-closing tags like img, input, and br so they work in JSX

Optionally wraps the output in a full React component you can use right away

HTML5 DOM Attribute to React JSX/TSX Property Mapping

React JSX binds to DOM object properties rather than HTML string attributes, requiring specific camelCase and reserved-word transforms.

Standard HTML Attributes vs React 19 JSX/TSX Equivalent Props
HTML5 AttributeReact JSX PropUnderlying DOM PropertyConversion Rule
class="btn primary"className="btn primary"Element.classNameJS reserved keyword `class` avoidance
for="email-input"htmlFor="email-input"HTMLLabelElement.htmlForJS reserved keyword `for` avoidance
style="margin-top: 8px; --gap: 4px"style={{ marginTop: "8px", "--gap": "4px" }}HTMLElement.style (CSSStyleDeclaration)CSS properties camelCased; custom vars quoted
tabindex="0" / readonlytabIndex={0} / readOnlyHTMLElement.tabIndex / readOnlyStrict camelCase property matching
stroke-width="2" (SVG)strokeWidth="2"SVGElement attribute mapHyphenated SVG attrs converted to camelCase
<!-- HTML comment -->{/* JSX comment */}Omitted from Virtual DOMWrapped in JS block comment expression

Frequently Asked Questions about HTML to React JSX

How are inline CSS custom properties (`--theme-color`) converted into React style objects?

Standard CSS properties are converted to camelCase (`background-color` → `backgroundColor`), whereas CSS variables starting with `--` are preserved as quoted string keys (`{ "--theme-color": "#3b82f6" }`) as required by React `CSSProperties`.

Why must void HTML elements like `<img>`, `<input>`, and `<br>` be self-closed in JSX?

HTML5 permits unclosed void tags (`<br>`), but JSX is an XML-like syntax extension to JavaScript (`React.createElement`). Every tag must either have a matching closing tag or end with `/>` (`<br />`).

Are `data-*` and `aria-*` attributes converted to camelCase in JSX?

No, React explicitly requires all `data-*` and `aria-*` attributes (such as `aria-label`, `aria-hidden`, `data-testid`) to remain lower-case hyphenated strings in compliance with WAI-ARIA and HTML dataset specs.

How are `<textarea>` default values and `<select selected>` attributes handled?

In React, `<textarea>text</textarea>` and `<option selected>` trigger controlled/uncontrolled warnings. The converter maps them to `defaultValue` and `<select defaultValue="...">` props automatically.