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SVG to WebP for React & Next.js Developers
Skip writing the component by hand. Convert your SVG to WebP and get a ready-to-copy JSX
<picture> responsive fallback the moment conversion finishes — width and height already typed as numbers, not strings.SVG render settings
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Code Generation Playground
Asset name
Width
Height
React (JSX)
Next.js <Image>
HTML5
<picture>
<source srcSet="/logo.webp" type="image/webp" />
<img src="/logo.svg" width={64} height={64} alt="logo" />
</picture>Built for React Developers
JSX-Correct Output
Numeric props are written as
{width} expressions, not quoted strings, so TypeScript and React don't complain.Defaults to React Tab
The copy-code control opens on this page with React/Next.js pre-selected, so there's one less click before you paste.
No Build Step Required
Conversion happens entirely in your browser — no CLI tool, no server, no need to add another dependency to your app.
SVG to WebP for React — FAQ
Does the generated code work in JSX out of the box?
Yes. The React tab outputs width={} and height={} as JSX number expressions instead of quoted HTML attributes, so you can paste it directly into a .tsx or .jsx file without edits.
Does this work with the Next.js <Image> component?
The generated code uses a standard <picture>/<img> pair for maximum compatibility with any React setup. If you use next/image, you can swap the <img> for <Image src=... width=... height=... /> using the same dimensions shown in the Pixels stat.
Can I still get the plain HTML5 version?
Yes — a dropdown next to the copy button lets you switch between the React/Next.js JSX snippet and the plain HTML5 snippet at any time.