Paste plain HTML, and the tool converts it to React JSX — swapping class for className, converting attributes to camelCase, and closing self-closing tags.
The converter changes 'class' to 'className', 'for' to 'htmlFor', converts style strings to style objects, changes event names to camelCase (onclick → onClick), and self-closes void elements.
Yes, inline style attributes are converted from CSS strings to JavaScript objects with camelCase properties (background-color → backgroundColor).
Yes, the output is valid JSX that can be used directly in React components. You may need to wrap it in a component function and handle dynamic data separately.