What it does
CodeX Icons is a standalone icon package from the CodeX team. Its catalog includes headings, text formatting, lists, alignment, table controls and general actions.
CodeX Icons covers the actions found in an editing toolbar: heading levels, text formatting, alignment, lists and table operations sit alongside common controls. The catalog gives each drawing an import name such as IconH1.
Install @codexteam/icons with npm or Yarn, then import the names the application needs. Each import returns SVG markup as a string. This is useful when an editor already has its own button components and needs the artwork to place inside them. Command behavior, labels and selected states remain part of those surrounding controls.
The package has no dependencies and is free to use and share under MIT. Local installation has no CodeX account step. Retain the copyright and permission notice with distributed copies.
Strengths
- The catalog includes a concentrated set of text-editing commands.
- The package requires no dependencies.
Best for
- Rich-text editor toolbars
- Block editors needing matching command artwork
Sources
- CodeX Icons README (Oct 27, 2026)
- CodeX Icons MIT License (Oct 27, 2026)