Obsidian plugins with #icon#

The Iconize plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add a personal touch to their notes and folders. With this plugin, you can easily add custom icons from any SVG file or icon pack to give your content a unique visual identity. Whether it's adding icons before file/folder names, in notes, above titles, or even in tabs, Iconize makes it all possible. Plus, with customizable settings and custom rules, you can tailor the plugin to fit your specific needs. Overall, Iconize is a powerful tool that will help you visually organize and differentiate your content in Obsidian.

The Iconic plugin allows users to customize icons across various elements in Obsidian, offering seamless integration with the app's vanilla design. It provides access to over 1,300 icons and 1,900+ emojis that can be applied to tabs, files, folders, bookmarks, ribbon commands, properties, and more. Users can easily change icons with a secondary click and personalize them with theme-responsive colors or custom RGB selections. The plugin supports multiple languages and integrates smoothly with different Obsidian themes, adapting dynamically to theme changes. Designed for accessibility and aesthetic enhancement, Iconic empowers users to create a visually tailored workspace.

The Iconoir Icons plugin allows users to easily integrate and display customized Iconoir SVG icons within their Obsidian notes. Users can search for icons, apply custom CSS styles, and insert icons using a straightforward syntax. This plugin supports various formatting options, including colors, dimensions, and additional CSS rules, making it highly flexible for styling and note customization. Features include integration with markdown for tasks, lists, headings, callouts, and tables, ensuring a seamless design experience. Advanced users can also leverage CSS classes and data attributes for further customization.

The Material Symbols plugin for Obsidian is a simple yet powerful tool that allows you to add Google's material symbols outlined to your notes. With just two commands, you can easily insert icons into your documents using `Ctrl + P` and searching for "symbol". The plugin provides flexibility in customizing the font settings by offering various classes to change the fill, weight, and grade of the icons. Whether you need a default setting or something more customized, this plugin makes it easy to add visual appeal to your notes with minimal effort.

The Callout Manager plugin provides users with tools to create, customize, and manage callouts in Obsidian. It allows users to browse available callouts, modify their colors and icons, and even create custom callouts to suit specific needs. The plugin automatically detects callouts created by themes and snippets, ensuring a seamless experience for users. It supports both desktop and mobile versions of Obsidian, enabling a consistent experience across devices. Additionally, the plugin offers an API for integration with other plugins, making it versatile for those who want to extend its functionality. With its intuitive interface and customization options, users can enhance the visual appeal and functionality of their notes with personalized callouts.

The Pathfinder 2E Action Icons plugin replaces short `pf2:*` code blocks with Pathfinder 2E action symbols in reading view and live preview. It covers single, double, and triple actions, along with free actions and reactions, so action costs can appear directly in notes instead of plain text labels. The plugin also works with Fantasy Statblocks when the relevant property is rendered as Markdown, which lets the same notation show up inside statblock text without extra formatting. Its scope is narrow and visual. It adds icon rendering for a fixed set of Pathfinder 2E action markers and keeps the source text simple by using short codes that map directly to each action type.

The Custom Sidebar Icons plugin allows you to personalize your Obsidian workspace by assigning unique icons to documents and folders. Whether you're pulling images from an online URL, referencing local file paths, or leveraging built-in Lucide icons, it provides various ways to visually distinguish your vault's contents. You can even embed SVG tags or Base64-encoded images to refine your setup. Once configured, the plugin helps you quickly identify sections or notes through easily recognizable symbols, eliminating the need to rely on standard text labels. This can be especially beneficial if you manage many nested folders or complex structures and want a more visual approach. With the ability to blend custom icons into your usual workflow, you gain an organized and aesthetically pleasing interface that makes navigating your vault more intuitive.

The Image Preview on Icon Hover plugin enhances the Obsidian user experience by allowing users to assign custom image previews to various interface icons. Users can configure images for icons such as the vault switcher, settings, help, sidebar toggles, ribbon bar, and status bar. The plugin provides interactive management options, enabling users to add, remove, and customize icons with ease. Image paths can be set using relative links from the vault, ensuring seamless integration. This tool offers a visually enriched UI experience by adding dynamic image previews to key interface elements.

The Metadata Icon plugin lets you assign custom icons to metadata entries so property lists can carry more visual meaning at a glance. It focuses on how those entries look and how flexible the icon source can be. Icons can come from online URLs, local file paths inside the vault or from the computer root and base64 encoded images. That gives you a few practical ways to keep icons close to your notes or pull them from elsewhere when needed.

The Mermaid Icons plugin fixes Font Awesome icon rendering in Mermaid diagrams and extends support to additional icon sets. While Mermaid natively supports Font Awesome syntax, the icons don't render properly in Obsidian without this plugin. It loads the necessary stylesheets and fonts. Beyond fixing Font Awesome, it bundles popular icon sets like SVG Logos and Lucide icons letting you use them with custom prefixes (`logos:icon-name`, `lucide:icon-name`). A fuzzy search modal triggered by `Cmd+Shift+m` helps you quickly find and insert icons.

The Note Favicon plugin enhances note visibility in Obsidian by displaying a favicon next to note titles in the file tree. It extracts a URL from the frontmatter and fetches the corresponding favicon, allowing for quick visual identification of notes. Users can also embed base64-encoded images for greater customization without relying on external sources. The icons update dynamically when metadata is modified, ensuring an up-to-date representation of note associations.

The Icons plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add visual flair to their notes. With this plugin, you can easily insert icons from popular icon sets like Remix Icon and Font Awesome into your Markdown text. The plugin comes with a built-in icon picker that allows you to toggle which icon set(s) you want to display, giving you complete control over the look of your notes. Plus, you can customize the appearance of the icons by adding CSS snippets to change their color, size, and more. Whether you're looking to add some visual interest to your notes or create a unique branding for your vault, the Icons plugin is a must-try.

The Pinned Tabs plugin turns native pinned tabs into a compact icon first strip on the left side of each desktop tab bar. It keeps view specific icons, adds daily note and custom file icon rules, and lets you choose fallback icons, sizes, colors, widths and hover expansion. Pins can stay visually grouped, show an optional divider, highlight the active tab and follow reduced motion preferences. The plugin also adds explicit close controls with delay options and blocks several accidental close actions such as bulk close commands, keyboard close shortcuts and middle click.

The Icon Shortcodes plugin allows users to quickly insert emoji and custom icons into their Obsidian notes using intuitive shortcodes. It supports popular icon libraries like Unicode Emoji, Lucide, Font Awesome, and Remixicon, along with user-uploaded custom icons in formats such as PNG, JPG, SVG, and GIF. Icons can be inserted via a simple search-based suggester, with optional fuzzy search for better discovery. Users can manage their custom icon collections, rename, delete, or back up icon packs as needed. Custom CSS can be used to style icons, enabling changes to color, size, and appearance. The plugin also features an API, allowing developers to integrate its functionality into other plugins.

The Additional Icons plugin enhances the visual customization of Obsidian by introducing a variety of additional icons from popular libraries like RPG Awesome, GovIcons, and Weather Icons. These icons can be used wherever Obsidian supports icon customization, allowing users to add unique visual elements to files, metadata fields, and other interface components. The plugin supports toggling individual icon sets to suit user preferences, making it a versatile tool for those seeking to personalize their workspace with more diverse iconography.

The CalloutX plugin enhances your Obsidian experience by providing a streamlined interface for managing callout icons. Users can effortlessly view and customize callouts defined in their CSS, allowing for a personalized touch to notes. With features like adding, editing, and deleting custom callouts, it simplifies the organization of visual elements in your vault. The search functionality makes locating specific callouts quick and easy, while the modal display offers a clear preview of icons alongside their names. This plugin is perfect for those looking to elevate their note-taking aesthetics and improve visual clarity in their workspace.

The Icon Swapper plugin allows users to customize Obsidian's user interface by replacing its default icons with their own choices. This is done by importing SVG-format icons, and configurations can be exported or imported for easy sharing or reuse. It enhances personalization and flexibility in the app's appearance, giving users more control over their workspace. The plugin also provides an example using Boxicons, enabling users to quickly test and implement different icon sets. Whether for aesthetic or functional purposes, this plugin offers a simple way to adjust Obsidian's visual elements to better fit individual preferences.

The My SVGs plugin lets you load and use custom SVG icons throughout your vault wherever icon references are accepted. Place SVG files in a dedicated folder within the plugin directory and they become accessible with a customizable prefix. The settings include a searchable visual grid with live preview of all loaded icons. One click copying gives you the icon reference to use anywhere. The plugin automatically converts black colors to currentColor for theme compatibility while preserving other styling. Manual reload via ribbon button or settings loads new icons.