How to Use React Components Inside Angular (Step-by-Step Guide)

In real-world projects, teams often work with multiple frameworks like React and Angular . But what if you already built a component in React and want to reuse it inside an Angular application? 👉 Do you need to rewrite everything? 👉 Or is there a smarter way? Good news: You can directly use React components inside Angular using Web Components . In this blog, I’ll walk you through a step-by-step process with clear explanations , so even if you try this for the first time, it will work. 🧠 Understanding the Idea First Before jumping into code, let’s understand what we are doing. React components are not directly compatible with Angular because: React uses a Virtual DOM Angular uses its own template system So they don’t “talk” to each other natively. 💡 Solution: Web Components Web Components are browser-native custom HTML elements. Example: <random-picker></random-picker> Once we convert a React component into a Web Component: Angular treats it like a normal HTML tag No framework conflict