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icons: Browse and Use Software Logos and Icons

selfhst/icons is a collection of logos and icons for self-hosted and other software. Browse the catalog online or use the assets through jsDelivr, with multiple image formats available for integration into apps and dashboards.

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Overview

selfhst/icons provides a centralized collection of software logos and icons, aimed especially at people building or customizing self-hosted services. It gives developers and administrators a consistent source of recognizable assets instead of requiring them to find and convert each logo themselves.

The collection can be browsed at selfh.st/icons, and its files are served from the repository through jsDelivr. You can also deploy the collection yourself, following the repository wiki.

Key Features

  • Catalog of logos and icons for self-hosted and non-self-hosted software.
  • Browse the collection through the online directory.
  • Access repository assets through the jsDelivr CDN.
  • Provides PNG, WebP, AVIF, and ICO formats for all icons, according to the README.
  • Includes SVG versions for most icons.
  • ICO files include 16, 32, 48, 64, and 128 pixel sizes.
  • Supports requests for new or updated icons through GitHub Discussions.

Use Cases

  • Add service logos to a self-hosted dashboard without sourcing each asset separately.
  • Use consistent software icons in documentation, status pages, or internal tools.
  • Reference CDN-hosted image files when integrating icons into a web interface.
  • Deploy a local copy when you need to serve the collection yourself, using the wiki instructions.

Getting Started

Browse icons at selfh.st/icons. For self-hosting instructions, see the repository wiki; the README has additional details.

Considerations

  • SVG is available for most icons, not all. Other listed formats are available across the collection.
  • The README says custom SVG colors are available through paid selfh.st membership or by deploying the collection yourself.
  • Contributions and pull requests from non-organizational members are not accepted. Icon requests can be submitted through discussions.
  • The license is CC-BY-4.0, so check its attribution terms when using the assets.

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