The Instructure Community will enter a read-only state on November 22, 2025 as we prepare to migrate to our new Community platform in early December. Read our blog post for more info about this change.
Is there a place I can get access to the native Canvas icons in graphic format?
- I've already found the discussions in instructions on using the anchor class to call the icons, but that it a limited use case. I'm developing a series of icons/ buttons for faculty to use in their courses, and it would be great to keep them consistent with the icons canvas uses for clarity.
Thanks!
Solved! Go to Solution.
The Canvas icons are actually a font-family which are loaded, and are not images. The fonts can be found in the source code.
Depending on the font file that you select you will need something to convert them from a font file to an image, although SVG is already an image.
I'm curious why not just use the classes and icons as they will already be loaded for your users and will not require an extra download or create new accessibility concerns.
The Canvas icons are actually a font-family which are loaded, and are not images. The fonts can be found in the source code.
Depending on the font file that you select you will need something to convert them from a font file to an image, although SVG is already an image.
I'm curious why not just use the classes and icons as they will already be loaded for your users and will not require an extra download or create new accessibility concerns.
Community helpTo interact with Panda Bot, our automated chatbot, you need to sign up or log in:
Sign inTo interact with Panda Bot, our automated chatbot, you need to sign up or log in:
Sign in
This discussion post is outdated and has been archived. Please use the Community question forums and official documentation for the most current and accurate information.