Sketch-icons

Sketch icons is a completely open-source icon set with 600+ icons that makes it easy for individuals to utilise icons. The Sketch-icons Web Component is a simple and effective way to incorporate Sketch icons into your app. The component will dynamically load an SVG for each icon, ensuring that your app only requests the icons it requires.

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sketch-icons

Installation

Usage

Using CDN

If you want to use the icons in your project, you can use the CDN. Add the following cdn to your HTML file.

Example

To utilize the pre-built icon from the sketch icons bundle, populate the class property on the i tag

Using CSS Selector

You can change the properties of icon using the css selector. The selector is .sk- followed by the icon name.

Properties

Property
Attribute
Default

color

color="color"

#2A2238

height

height={height}

32

width

width={width}

32

stroke

stroke="stroke-color"

#2A2238

strokeWidth

strokeWidth="stroke-width"

1.5

How to Contribute Assets

Note : At this moment, we just ask that you place your icon in the assets folder and not to run build commands.

  1. Create an icon with color #2A2238 and strokeWidth of 1 or 1.5.

  2. Export your icon to svg format.

  3. Place your assets in the assets/simple folder.

  4. Similarly if the icon is colored place it in assets/color folder.

  5. Add your asset in icon_list.

  6. Submit a Pull Request with title [Icon request]

  7. Your asset will be added to the list.

Icon Description

Icon Type
File name
Size
Color

Normal

icon-name.svg

28 x 28

#2a2238

Circle

icon-name-circle.svg

28 x 28

#2a2238

Filled

icon-name-fill.svg

28 x 28

#2a2238

Color

icon-name-color.svg

28 x 28

colors

Note : Ensure that the names of the icons do not conflict with those that already exist.

Icons List

Click here to see all sketch-icons

Changelog

Check here for CHANGELOG

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING GUIDELINES

Code of Conduct

Please read the CODE OF CONDUCT

Versioning

Refer Versioning

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Color icons credits : Jenish Lunagariya under CC BY 4.0

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