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XIcons is a powerful Java icon library collection that provides Java implementations of multiple popular icon libraries, supporting both Swing and JavaFX UI frameworks.

• 🎨 Multiple Icon Library Support: Includes popular icon libraries such as Fluent, Antd, Carbon, Font Awesome, Ionicons, Material Design, Tabler, IntelliJ, and more
• 🖥️ Dual Framework Support: Supports both Swing and JavaFX applications

• Regular Icons
• Filled Icons

• Filled Icons
• Outlined Icons
• Twotone Icons

• Default Icons
• Filled Icons
• Round Icons

• Default Icons
• Regular Icons

• Ionicons 4 Default Icons
• Ionicons 5 Default Icons
• Ionicons 5 Sharp Icons

• Filled Icons
• Outlined Icons
• Round Icons
• Sharp Icons
• Twotone Icons

• Default Icons
• Filled Icons
• Sharp Icons

• The JetBrains IntelliJ icon gallery (~21,600 icons)
• Light and dark variants, colors kept from the source SVGs

You need to use the corresponding icon classifier:

• all - All Icons
• antd - Ant Design Icons
• carbon - Carbon Icons
• fa - Font Awesome Icons
• fluent - Fluent Icons
• ionicons4 - Ionicons 4
• ionicons5 - Ionicons 5
• material - Material Design Icons
• tabler - Tabler Icons

Add the following dependencies to your pom.xml file:

<dependency>
    <groupId>cn.enaium.xicons</groupId>
    <artifactId>xicons-swing</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.3</version>
    <classifier>fluent</classifier>
</dependency>

<dependency>
    <groupId>cn.enaium.xicons</groupId>
    <artifactId>xicons-jfx</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.3</version>
    <classifier>fluent</classifier>
</dependency>

Add the following dependencies to your build.gradle file:

implementation 'cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-swing:1.0.3:fluent'

implementation 'cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-jfx:1.0.3:fluent'

Or in Kotlin DSL (build.gradle.kts):

implementation("cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-swing:1.0.3:fluent")

implementation("cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-jfx:1.0.3:fluent")

XIcons also supports Kotlin Multiplatform projects. You can add the following dependency in your build.gradle.kts:

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        val commonMain by getting {
            dependencies {
                implementation("cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-compose-fluent:1.0.3")
                implementation("cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-compose-intellij:1.0.3")
            }
        }
    }
}

XIcons provides KMP icon modules built on imgui-kmp, split per icon library. Each library module depends on xicons-imgui-core (the rendering core):

kotlin {
    sourceSets {
        val commonMain by getting {
            dependencies {
                implementation("cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-imgui-material:1.0.3")
                implementation("cn.enaium.xicons:xicons-imgui-tabler:1.0.3")
                implementation("cn.enaium.imgui:imgui-kmp:1.0.16")
            }
        }
    }
}

Available modules: xicons-imgui-antd, xicons-imgui-carbon, xicons-imgui-fa, xicons-imgui-fluent, xicons-imgui-ionicons4, xicons-imgui-ionicons5, xicons-imgui-material, xicons-imgui-tabler, xicons-imgui-intellij.

import cn.enaium.xicons.imgui.icons.fluent.AnimalDogFilled
import cn.enaium.xicons.imgui.icons.fluent.AnimalDog

// Draw at current ImGui cursor (like ImGui.text) — no position/size needed
AnimalDogFilled.draw()

// Draw at a specific position
AnimalDog.draw(ImVec2(x, y), 32f)

// Draw centered
AnimalDog.drawCentered(ImVec2(cx, cy), 32f)

// Each icon is a top-level val — only used icons survive shrinking

xicons-imgui-intellij, xicons-compose-intellij and the Swing/JavaFX :intellij artifacts carry the JetBrains IntelliJ icon set (Apache 2.0), about 21,600 icons. Unlike the other libraries these icons keep their SVG colors (light and dark variants are separate icons, dark ones suffixed with Dark). Icons come from the icon gallery: the syncIntellijIcons task downloads them into the build directory before generation, so the first build needs network access.

The gallery is generated in groups - one per first letter of the icon set name, so that no single Kotlin module has to compile 20k+ files - and the modules above re-export every group. A single dependency is therefore enough, and all icons share the cn.enaium.xicons.<framework>.icons.intellij package.

import cn.enaium.xicons.swing.icons.FluentIcons;
import javax.swing.*;

// Using Regular icons
JLabel label = new JLabel(FluentIcons.Regular.AnimalDog);

// Using Filled icons
JButton button = new JButton(FluentIcons.Filled.AnimalDog);

import cn.enaium.xicons.jfx.icons.FluentIcons;
import javafx.scene.control.Label;

// Using Regular icons
Label label = new Label("Dog", FluentIcons.Regular.AnimalDog);

// Using Filled icons
Button button = new Button("Dog", FluentIcons.Filled.AnimalDog);

import cn.enaium.xicons.compose.FluentIcons
import cn.enaium.xicons.compose.fluent.AnimalDog

// Using Regular icons
Icon(FluentIcons.Regular.AnimalDog, contentDescription = null)

// Using Filled icons
Icon(FluentIcons.Filled.AnimalDog, contentDescription = null)

Thanks to the following open-source projects for providing icon resources:

• Fluent Icons
• Ant Design Icons
• Carbon Icons
• Font Awesome
• Ionicons
• Material Design Icons
• Tabler Icons

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