Converts HTML attributes/syntax to JSX.
HTML to JSX converts plain HTML into JSX you can paste into a React component. It renames the attributes JSX requires (class becomes className, for becomes htmlFor), rewrites HTML comments into JSX comment syntax, and self-closes void elements like img and br. It runs entirely in your browser, so it's handy for quickly porting static markup or a design snippet into React without fixing every attribute by hand.
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript, and nothing you paste is uploaded or stored on any server.
It renames class= to className= and for= to htmlFor=, converts HTML comments (<!-- ... -->) into JSX comments ({/* ... */}), and adds a self-closing slash to void elements like img, br, hr, input, and meta.
No. It only handles the attribute renames, comments, and void-element fixes listed above. Inline style="..." strings, event handler casing, and other JSX-specific transforms are left unchanged, so review the output before using it.
No. It performs text-level replacements only and does not add a wrapping element, fragment, or component boilerplate. JSX still requires a single root, so you may need to wrap multiple top-level tags yourself.
No. The tool uses pattern-based replacements rather than full parsing, so malformed or unusual markup is passed through largely as-is. Check the result if your input is not clean HTML.