Only WOFF2 variable fonts and CSS for Material Symbols.Google does NOT monitor or vet these packages. He tells us these are automatically updated and published using GitHub Actions. Google does not currently maintain the npm package for this repo, past v3 (2016). Some 3rd-party logos that were included in the past have since been removed. Third-party logosĬurrently, Google does not include 3rd-party logos among the Material Symbols or Material Icons due to legal reasons. However, users are perfectly welcome to point at outside files or images as examples-for the kind of thing they want, but they won’t just be taken “as is.” This works especially well if you have multiple examples for a single icon, to help us understand the “essence” of the idea.įor example, there is a fairly universal conceptual logo/icon for “agender,” so if you were proposing Google add an agender icon in the Material style, either mentioning that, or pointing at would be a helpful tip. Concepts are appreciated-just don’t design SVGs and submit them via pull request. Therefore, Google does not accept pull requests for icon files (whether new icon suggestions, or fixes for existing icons). Please note that Google Fonts does not accept user submissions of finished icon designs! There are fairly strict guidelines for Material icons, plus Google has upstream source files from which this repo is generated. We’d love to support your icon needs! Please submit your request here on github as an issue. The icons are designed under the material design guidelines. Use the popdown menu near top left to choose between the two sets Material Symbols is the default.

The icons can be browsed in a more user-friendly way at. Material Icons is the classic set, while Material Symbols was introduced in April 2022, built on variable font technology. These are two different official icon sets from Google, using the same underlying designs.

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