Media Icons

Media Icons is an open-source and beautifully hand-crafted collection of icons, designed by the Vidstack team specifically for building audio and video players. Our icons are bold, clean, and consistent. All of the icons are free for both personal and commercial use.

Usage

Media Icons can be used in any of the following ways:

• Catalog
• Bundle
• Raw SVG
• Raw SVG Paths
• Figma

Catalog

The easiest way to get started is by heading over to the media icons catalog on the Vidstack website, searching for an icon, copying the raw SVG, and finally pasting it in your project.

Bundle

We recommend using unplugin-icons as it has many bundler (Vite/Rollup/Webpack), framework (React/Vue/Preact/Solid/Svelte) and customization options.

First, install the package:

npm i media-icons

Next, you'll need to configure the plugin like so:

import { FileSystemIconLoader } from "unplugin-icons/loaders";

Icons({
  customCollections: {
    media: FileSystemIconLoader("./node_modules/media-icons/raw"),
  },
});

Finally, you can import the icons like so:

// Replace {name} with the icon name.
import ... from '~icons/media/{name}';
// Examples
import PauseIcon from '~icons/media/pause';
import PlayIcon from '~icons/media/play';

The complete list of icons can be found in our media icons catalog.

SVG

The raw SVG files can be imported from this package like so:

// Replace {name} with the icon name.
import ... from 'media-icons/raw/{name}.svg';
// Examples
import PauseIcon from 'media-icons/raw/pause.svg';
import PlayIcon from 'media-icons/raw/play.svg';

SVG Paths

The raw SVG paths can be imported from this package like so:

// camelCase variant of the icon name
import { pausePaths, playPaths, ... } from 'media-icons';

// All SVG paths (server-side)
import { paths } from "media-icons";

paths.play; // string
paths.pause;
// ...

// Dynamically loaded SVG paths (client-side)
import { lazyPaths } from "media-icons";

lazyPaths.play(); // Promise<string>
lazyPaths.pause();
// ...

It's expected that the SVG paths are inserted into an <svg> element as innerHTML with the following setup:

<svg
  width="32"
  height="32"
  viewBox="0 0 32 32"
  fill="none"
  xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
  aria-hidden="true"
></svg>

Figma

Our media icons are available on Figma! You can get a copy from the Vidstack community page.

📝 License

Media Icons is MIT licensed.