TSX to JSX Converter

Strip TypeScript types from React components safely. Remove interfaces, generics, and type annotations in one click.

JSX → TSX TSX → JSX Live Preview

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Input

TSX

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.jsx .tsx .js .ts

Output

JSX

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Designed for JavaScript Export

Secure, standard type stripping logic suited for code sharing and non-TS projects.

Babel type compiler

Uses the TypeScript preset of Babel to securely remove interfaces, types, and generic syntax from source files.

Preserves spacing & comments

Removes only type parameters. Inline documentation, whitespace, and runtime instructions remain identical.

Zero lag processing

Instantly handles components with over 5,000 lines, custom React hooks, contexts, and imports.

Secure & private

Runs completely in-memory server-side under authenticated HTTPS. We never store your source code.

How Type Stripping Works

Three steps from typed TypeScript to clean JavaScript.

Paste TSX component

Drop any TypeScript React component with interfaces, generics, type aliases, and type assertions.

AST type stripping

@babel/parser builds an AST and the TypeScript preset strips all type declarations while preserving runtime code.

Get clean JSX

The result is pure JavaScript JSX — no type baggage. Copy the output or use it directly in any JS project.

Before & After Examples

See how TypeScript patterns look after type stripping.

Strict Typing StrippingCompletely removes interface wrappers and typing parameters

Before (TSX)

interface MessageProps {
  text: string;
}

const Message: FC<MessageProps> = ({ text }) => {
  return <span>{text}</span>;
};

After (JSX)

const Message = ({ text }) => {
  return <span>{text}</span>;
};

Generic Parameter StrippingSafely removes generic declarations from hooks and components

Before (TSX)

const [user, setUser] = useState<User | null>(null);
const boxRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);

After (JSX)

const [user, setUser] = useState(null);
const boxRef = useRef(null);

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the TSX to JSX conversion work?▼

The converter parses your TypeScript TSX component into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) using @babel/parser. It then applies a clean type-stripping transform to safely strip generic parameter brackets, interface statements, type assertions, and type declarations while leaving the native JavaScript/JSX structures completely untouched.

Is my code secure and private?▼

Absolutely. We do not store, log, or share your source code. The translation is processed entirely in-memory during the secure API call and immediately discarded.

Will my comments or formatting be preserved?▼

Yes. All comments — including JSDoc blocks and inline remarks — are fully preserved. Code structure is ran through Prettier for standard alignment.

What TypeScript syntax is removed?▼

The converter strips interfaces, type aliases, inline variable definitions, `as` type assertions, generic parameter configurations, `satisfies` operators, and type imports.

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