Can I paste an entire web page's HTML?

Yes, but with caveats. The converter handles the syntax conversion for any amount of HTML. What doesn't translate cleanly: inline script tags (they won't execute in React), DOCTYPE declarations (not valid JSX), html, head, and body tags (these are owned by the page shell in a React app, not a component). For a full-page conversion, paste the body contents only — that gives you the component-shaped output.

What about React components that use TypeScript?

The output is plain JSX, which is valid in both .jsx and .tsx files. If you're using TypeScript, the component will work immediately but won't have types on its props (since the converter isn't inferring a props interface from nothing). When you enable Wrap as component, the exported component takes no props — add a typed props parameter after you paste the output into your .tsx file.

Does it handle SVG markup?

Mostly yes. Simple SVG icons — the kind you'd copy from an icon library — convert cleanly: class becomes className, attributes like stroke-width become strokeWidth, and the output is valid JSX you can drop into a component. Edge cases: namespaced attributes like xmlns:xlink and xlink:href may need manual adjustment for very complex SVGs, and script tags inside SVG (used by some interactive SVGs) won't execute in React.

Why does the converter add ={true} to boolean attributes?

Because that's the form you'll actually edit. In real React code, boolean attributes almost always take a dynamic value — disabled={isLoading}, required={fieldRequired}, hidden={!shouldShow}. Generating the explicit ={true} form gives you the exact shape to swap in a state variable or prop. The terser bare-attribute form is legal JSX but fragile and less common in modern codebases.

What happens to my HTML if it has nested quotes?

The converter handles both single and double-quoted attribute values. If your HTML has something like (single-quoted), the regex matches both quote styles. For edge cases with escaped quotes inside JSON-ish attribute values, review the output — JSX doesn't have the same quote-escaping rules as HTML, so a pattern that was valid HTML might need curly-brace expression syntax in JSX: title={"She said hi"}.

Can I use this tool offline or for enterprise HTML?

The entire tool runs in your browser — once the page has loaded, it works without a network connection. No paste of yours ever leaves your device. This is intentional because HTML conversions often include proprietary markup, design system code, and marketing copy that your employer doesn't want on someone else's server. For enterprise use, you can save the page locally (browser File > Save As) and use the saved copy as a local offline tool.

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