Package Exports
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/add_circle_outline.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/arrow_right.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/auto_awesome_motion.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/cancel.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/chevron_right.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/content_copy.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/folder.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/photo_camera.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/repeat.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/search.svg
- @material-design-icons/svg/filled/upload.svg
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@material-design-icons/svg
Latest optimized SVGs for material design icons.
This package is automatically updated, so it will always have the latest icons from Google.
For Material Symbols, see
material-symbolsFor icon fonts, see
@material-design-icons/font
Installation
Install the latest version using:
npm install @material-design-icons/svg@latestUsage
Material icons are available in five styles—filled, outlined, round, sharp and two-tone. SVGs for each icon are located in the corresponding style directory:
@material-design-icons/svg/{style}/{icon}.svgFor example, SVGs for face icon are located at:
@material-design-icons/svg/filled/face.svg
@material-design-icons/svg/outlined/face.svg
@material-design-icons/svg/round/face.svg
@material-design-icons/svg/sharp/face.svg
@material-design-icons/svg/two-tone/face.svgReact
You can use @svgr/webpack to import SVGs as React components:
import Face from '@material-design-icons/svg/filled/face.svg';
// Face is a React component that renders the SVG
function App() {
return (
<div className="App">
<Face />
</div>
);
}If you are using @svgr/webpack with file-loader (example: Create React App), use:
import { ReactComponent as Face } from '@material-design-icons/svg/filled/face.svg';Vue
You can use @svgv/webpack to import SVGs as Vue components:
<template>
<div class="App">
<Face />
</div>
</template>
<script>
import Face from '@material-design-icons/svg/filled/face.svg';
// Face is a Vue component that renders the SVG
export default {
components: {
Face,
},
};
</script>Styling
SVGs can be styled using CSS. Setting width and height to 1em allows changing size via font-size. Setting fill to currentColor allows changing color via color.
.App svg {
width: 1em;
height: 1em;
fill: currentColor;
}Available Icons
See demo.
License
Material design icons are created by Google.
We have made these icons available for you to incorporate into your products under the Apache License Version 2.0. Feel free to remix and re-share these icons and documentation in your products. We'd love attribution in your app's about screen, but it's not required.