News and information from Font Awesome – the internet’s favorite icon set – mixed with musings and nerdery from the team behind it.

  1. Use a Custom Icon as a CSS Pseudo-element with Webfont Kit Upload

    C is for cookie [CSS Pseudo-elements] that’s good enough for me! With the release of a new beta feature for Font Awesome Pro subscribers, now you can use a custom icon as CSS Pseudo-elements with Kit Icon Upload. With our initial release of Kit Icon Upload, you could upload your icons only to SVG kits. But SVG kits don’t support the use of CSS Pseudo-elements because of how common

    Use a Custom Icon as a CSS Pseudo-element with Webfont Kit Upload
  2. How to Use Font Awesome Pro with Stackable How to Use Font Awesome Pro with Stackable
  3. Designing Icons: Simplification of Form Designing Icons: Simplification of Form
  4. Getting Started with React Font Awesome Getting Started with React Font Awesome
  5. Designing Icons: Context is King Designing Icons: Context is King
  6. Designing Icons: Introduction Designing Icons: Introduction
  7. Coloring Awesome Coloring Awesome
  8. Font Awesome 6’s Alpha 2: Double Shot Font Awesome 6’s Alpha 2: Double Shot
  9. Protect Your Kits with Whitelisted Domains Protect Your Kits with Whitelisted Domains
  10. Upload Your Own Icons in Font Awesome Kits! Upload Your Own Icons in Font Awesome Kits!
  11. The First v6 Alpha is Here! The First v6 Alpha is Here!
  12. The Font Awesome Flag Flies Again The Font Awesome Flag Flies Again
  13. Fixing a unicode bug in 5.14.0
  14. Introducing the Font Awesome Desktop Subsetter Introducing the Font Awesome Desktop Subsetter
  15. Version 6 Release Schedule Version 6 Release Schedule