Turn any HTML/CSS template into a React component in 10 minutes. No JSX rewriting headaches — just copy, adapt, ship.
Get 180+ Templates — $35React uses JSX, not HTML. But the conversion is mechanical: rename class to className, self-close void elements, and move inline styles to object syntax. A 200-line HTML template converts to a React component in under 10 minutes.
Only 3 changes needed: class→className, for→htmlFor, and self-closing void tags. That's the entire conversion.
Move template CSS into a .module.css file. Import it in the component — styles are automatically scoped to the component.
Replace hard-coded text with props. Every template becomes a reusable component you can render with different data anywhere in the app.
All templates are SSR-safe. Use them as Server Components in Next.js 14+ without any client-side workarounds.
| HTML Attribute | React (JSX) Equivalent |
|---|---|
| class="btn" | className="btn" |
| for="email" | htmlFor="email" |
| <br> <img> <input> | <br /> <img /> <input /> |
| style="color:red" | style={{'{'}}{'{'}color:'red'{'}'}{'}'} |
| onclick="fn()" | onClick={'{'}fn{'}'} |
| tabindex="0" | tabIndex={'{'}0{'}'} |
Create src/components/HeroSection.jsx. Add the function wrapper and export default.
Paste the HTML template inside the return statement. Run a find-and-replace for class= → className=. Self-close void elements.
Create HeroSection.module.css, paste the template CSS. Import as styles and use styles.className.
Replace hard-coded strings with props: const HeroSection = ({'{'}title, subtitle{'}'}) => .... Call with data in pages.
| Framework | HTML Template Adaptation | Time Estimate |
|---|---|---|
| React / Next.js | class→className + self-close voids | ~10 min |
| Vue 3 | Minor attribute changes | ~8 min |
| Svelte | Direct paste, no changes | ~5 min |
| Astro | Direct paste, no changes | ~5 min |
| Angular | Attribute directives + module setup | ~20 min |
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