HTML Output
HTML output will appear here
Paste TSX on the left to generate clean HTML. Or load the sample to see the conversion.
Try TSX to HTML with sample input
TSX to HTML
Use the TSX to HTML converter to turn React TypeScript markup into clean HTML
How to use the TSX to HTML converter
Turn static React markup into portable HTML with a focused, browser-only TSX to HTML workflow.
1
Paste TSX or load an example
Paste a JSX element or a full component. The converter keeps the markup and ignores TypeScript scaffolding around it.
Paste TSX - Paste a JSX element or component.
Load sample - Start with a ready-to-edit example.
Component-friendly - Extract markup from a full component.
Copy or download the output and use it in your workflow.
2
Review the static HTML
JSX-only names are mapped to HTML names, static style objects become CSS, and React event handlers are omitted.
Map attributes - Convert JSX names to HTML names.
Keep static styles - Turn simple style objects into CSS.
No code execution - Dynamic input is never evaluated.
Copy or download the output and use it in your workflow.
3
Copy or download the result
Use the output actions to copy clean HTML or download a timestamped .html file for your next prototype or template.
Readable output - Review consistently indented HTML.
Copy HTML - Copy the result with one click.
Download .html - Save a timestamped HTML file.
Copy or download the output and use it in your workflow.
TSX to HTML FAQs
Common questions about using the TSX to HTML converter
It removes TypeScript-only declarations, JSX fragments, and React event handler attributes. It also maps common JSX names such as className to class and htmlFor to for, while keeping ordinary static HTML attributes.
Yes. The converter finds the JSX markup in a component and transforms that static markup. Imports, interfaces, and the surrounding function are not included in the HTML result.
Dynamic expressions are left out because they need React or JavaScript runtime data. Literal strings, numbers, booleans, simple comments, and static style objects can be represented in the HTML output.
No. Attributes such as onClick, onChange, and onSubmit are removed. The conversion is a browser-side text transform and never executes code from the input.
No. Conversion runs locally in your browser. The page does not upload the pasted code or fetch URLs referenced by the input.
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