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Learn how to use the JSX to HTML Converter effectively

Introduction

JSX to HTML Converter is a tool that allows you to convert JSX code snippets to standard HTML. This is useful for developers who want to extract HTML from React components or JSX fragments.

The converter handles various JSX-specific syntax like className, camelCase event handlers, and self-closing tags, transforming them into their HTML equivalents.

How to Use

Step 1: Enter JSX Code

Enter your JSX code in the editor. You can use any valid JSX syntax, including React-specific attributes like className and onClick.

<div className="card"> <h3>Hello JSX!</h3> <p>This is a <strong>JSX</strong> snippet.</p> <button onClick={() => alert('Clicked!')}>Click me</button> </div>

Step 2: Convert to HTML

Click the 'Convert JSX to HTML' button to transform your JSX code into standard HTML.

Step 3: Use the Generated HTML

The converted HTML will appear in the output panel. You can copy it to your clipboard or download it as a file.

<div class="card"> <h3>Hello JSX!</h3> <p>This is a <strong>JSX</strong> snippet.</p> <button onclick="[JavaScript Function]">Click me</button> </div>

Features

JSX to HTML Conversion

The converter handles various JSX-specific syntax elements:

  • Converts className attributes to class
  • Transforms camelCase event handlers (onClick, onChange) to lowercase HTML attributes
  • Converts self-closing tags to standard HTML tags
  • Transforms JSX comments to HTML comments
  • Handles basic inline styles conversion

Limitations

While the converter handles many JSX features, there are some limitations to be aware of:

  • Complex JavaScript expressions in curly braces are replaced with placeholders
  • React components and hooks cannot be converted directly to HTML
  • Dynamic content generation through JavaScript is not preserved in the HTML output
  • Some advanced JSX patterns may require manual adjustment after conversion

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I convert an entire React component?

The converter works best with JSX fragments rather than entire React components. While you can input a complete component, the output will only contain the HTML structure, not the component's functionality or state management.

Will event handlers work in the converted HTML?

Simple event handlers are converted to their HTML equivalents, but the JavaScript functions they reference are replaced with placeholders. You'll need to implement the actual functionality in your HTML/JavaScript code.

Can I use this offline?

Yes! This is a Progressive Web App that works offline once you've visited it with an internet connection. You can also install it on your device for quick access.