CSS to Template Literal Converter
Paste CSS to instantly convert each rule into a styled-components or Emotion-style tagged template literal. Free online developer tool.
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Free CSS to Template Literal Converter
Paste CSS to instantly convert each rule into a styled-components or Emotion-style tagged template literal. Unlike CSS-to-JS-objects, property names and values are kept exactly as raw CSS since template literals accept standard CSS syntax directly.
How to Use It
Paste a CSS stylesheet or snippet into the input box, or click "Load Example". The tool parses each rule block and generates one const Styled<Name> = styled.div\`...\`; declaration per selector, with the component name derived from the selector in PascalCase.
Example
.card { display: flex; padding: 16px; } becomes aconst StyledCard = styled.div`
display: flex;
padding: 16px;
`; declaration you can rename and use as a JSX element.
Common Use Cases
- Migrating an existing CSS file to
styled-componentsor Emotion during a refactor. - Bootstrapping styled component scaffolding from a designer's CSS handoff.
- Quickly wrapping a handful of one-off CSS rules as reusable styled components.
FAQs
Does this work with Emotion's styled too?
Yes — the generated syntax (styled.div\`...\`) is identical betweenstyled-components and Emotion's @emotion/styled package, so the output works with either without changes.
Why use div as the base element?
div is a safe, generic default. Swap styled.div for whatever element the original selector actually targeted (styled.button, styled.a, and so on) once you paste the output into your project.
Is my CSS uploaded anywhere?
No — parsing and conversion happen entirely client-side in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent to a server.