100+ Social Media Icons

Many social media brands make large or subtle changes to their branding. This can cause Websites that use their icons or logos to look out of date.

SVG Social Media Icons

Here is my updated collection of the latest social media icons in SVG format (vector files). These are mostly obtained from official sources linked below. I have altered these to all have a square 1:1 canvas with no extra padding, and I created currentColor monochome versions if they weren't offically provided. Those can be coloured with CSS.

If anything is wrong or out of date, please contact me.

• Vimeo (2024 version)

  The Vimeo logo uses the Black Rose font. Vimeo Brand Guidelines. Vimeo Brand Guidelines Press.

• Reddit (2023 update)

  Pentagram designed the new Reddit logo. Reddit Brand foundation.

• Bluesky (2023 version)

  Bluesky media kit.

• Patreon (2023 version)

  Patreon Brand assets and guidelines.

• Dribbble (2023 version)

  Dribbble Media kit.

• X (2023 version)

  X Brand toolkit.

• Facebook (2023 version)

  Mike Buzzard along with Joe Kral created the logo modifying the Klavika font by Eric Olson. Mark Zuckerberg chose the Facebook logo to be blue, due to his colourbindness. Facebook brand resources and guidelines

• Brandfetch (2023 version)

• Threads (2023 version)

  Threads brand overview.

• Zoom (2023 version)

  Zoom Brand Guidelines. They made them change the logo from Z to ZM for weird reasons.

• Duolingo (2023 version)

  Greg Hartman is the designer of Duo, the Duolingo mascot, finalized in 2014. Duolingo Brand Guidelines.

• Dailymotion (2023 version)

  Dailymotion Brand Book.

• Photobucket (2023 version)

• Google Chat (2023 version)

• Odnoklassniki (2023 version)

• Rumble (2022 version)

  I know, I know. They are all proportioned differently. These are all from Rumble's Website though.

• Mastodon (2022 version)

  Mastodon Brand Toolkit.

• Truth Social (2022 version)

• Gettr (2022 version)

• Kick (2022 version)

• Instagram (2022 version)

  Ian Spalter designed the new Instagram logo inspired by the previous Polaroid camera logo by Cole Rise. Instagram brand assets and guidelines.

• Gravatar (2022 version)

• Google Meet (original) (2022 version)

• PayPal (2022 version)

  PayPal Media Resources.

• Proton Mail (2022 version)

• Constant Contact (2022 version)

• Linktree (2022 version)

• Mailchimp (2022 version)

  Follow the Mailchimp brand assets guidelines so you don't make the colours wrong when using the monochrome version. The monkey's name is Freddy.

• Upwork (2021 version)

  Upwork Brand Assets

• Calendly (2021 version)

• VK (2021 version)

• LinkedIn (2021 version)

  The LinkedIn logo is now one colour. LinkedIn Brand Guidelines Downloads.

• Yelp (2021 version)

  Yelp Brand Center.

• Discord (2021 version)

  Discord branding.

• Apple Podcasts (2021 version)

  Apple Podcasts Identity Guidelines.

• GoFundMe (2021 version)

• Clubhouse (2021 version)

• Quora (2021 version)

• Fandom (2021 version)

• OnlyFans (2021 version)

• Nextdoor (2020 version)

  Nextdoor Media Resources.

• Facebook Messenger (2020 version)

  Facebook Messenger Brand Guidelines and Assets.

• Medium (2020 version)

  Medium Logo Usage Guidelines.

• Odysee (2020 version)

• Fiverr (2020 version)

• Waze (2020 version)

• Signal (2020 version)

• Game Center (2020 version)

• Foursquare (2020 version)

• Gmail (2020 version)

• Google Meet (2020 version)

• Google Calendar (2020 version)

• Google Photos (2020 version)

• Google Maps (2020 version)

• Pixabay (2020 version)

• Locals (2019 version)

• Kickstarter (2019 version)

  Kickstarter Brand Assets.

• Slack (2019 version)

  Slack Logo.

• WeChat (2019 version)

• Twitch (2019 version)

• DeviantArt (2019 version)

  The new DeviantArt icon was designed by Moving Brands.

• Yahoo! Mail (2019 version)

• Yahoo! (2019 version)

• Snapchat (2019 version)

  Snapchat's first ghost logo was designed by Evan Spiegel and evolved to have no face and a thicker outline. Snap Inc. Brand Guidelines.

• Telegram (2019 version)

• Skype (2019 version)

  Skype Trademark & Brand Guidelines.

• Xbox (2019 version)

• Microsoft OneDrive (2019 version)

• WhatsApp (2019 version)

  WhatsApp brand assets and guidelines.

• Pexels (2018 version)

• Jane App (2018 version)

• Gab (2018 version)

• Microsoft Outlook (2018 version)

  The outlook icon is from 2018 and has been updated in 2023, although there is no SVG version for the 2023 version. The outline version is from Office UI Fabric Icons.

• Microsoft Teams (2018 version)

  The outline version is from Office UI Fabric Icons.

• Tumblr (2018 version)

• Brave Verified Creators (2018 version)

  Brave Branding Assets.

• Google Podcasts (2018 version)

• Houzz (2018 version)

  Download Houzz Logo.

• Imgur (2018 version)

  Philip Sebastian and his team introduced the new Imgur icon here.

• Bitchute (2018 version)

• Unsplash (2018 version)

• Eventbrite (2018 version)

  Eventbrite Press Kit.

• Dropbox (2017 version)

  Dropbox Foundation.

• Substack (2017 version)

• PlayStation Plus (2017 version)

• Poshmark (2017 version)

  Poshmark Downloadable Assets.

• YouTube (2017 version)

  YouTube Brand resources

• iMessage (2017 version)

• Blogger (2017 version)

• Nintendo Switch Online (2017 version)

• My Nintendo (2016 version)

• Crunchbase (2016 version)

• Meetup (2016 version)

  The Meetup swarm logo came from design firm Sagmeister & Walsh. Meetup's Swarm Design System.

• TikTok (2016 version)

  TikTok core brand.

• Pokémon Go (2016 version)

• Fitbit (2016 version)

  Fitbit Brand Assets & Guidelines for Developers.

• Minds (2015 version)

  Minds Branding.

• Google (2015 version)

• Spotify (2015 version)

  Spotify Design Guidelines.

• AirBNB (2014 version)

  AirBNB Media assets

• SoundCloud (2014 version)

  Soundcloud buttons & logos.

• Steam (2014 version)

• GitHub (2013 version)

  Simon Oxley created the original Octocat logo for GitHub which has evolved into the Invertocat icon glyph. GitHub logos and Usage. GitHub Brand Toolkit.

• Vertical Reponse (2013 version)

• Webmentions (2013 version)

• Alignable (2013 version)

• PlayStation Network (2013 version)

  Ken Kutaragi inspired the PlayStation logo at Sony.

• Disqus (2012 version)

  Disqus Brand.

• JS Bin (2012 version)

  The JS Bin mascot is Dave the JS Bin bot.

• Codepen (2012 version)

  Codepen logos.

• Nintendo Network (2012 version)

• Sina Weibo (2011 version)

• Pinterest (2011 version)

  Pinterest Brand Guidelines.

• CSS3 (2011 version)

  The 3 glyph was created with the HTML logo. The placement of the glyph into the HTML sheild was done by daphyre from Deviant Art (inactivated account). It is not an official logo, but is widely used. The glyph is more official.

• HTML5 (2011 version)

  Ocupop is the design firm that created the HTML logo with the W3C. Michael Nieling is the Creative Director at Ocupop. W3C HTML5 Logo.

• JavaScript (2011 version)

  This logo was presented at JSConf EU 2011 after claiming to be in use for over a year and a half unofficially. It was provided by Christopher Williams. JS Logo By The Community.

• Yellow Pages (2010 version)

  The Walking Fingers icon was created by Henry Alexander.

• Stack Exchange (2010 version)

  Stack Overflow Brand Logo - Stack Exchange

• JSFiddle (2010 version)

• Wikipedia (2010 version)

• Venmo (2010 version)

  Venmo Brand Guidelines.

• SVG (2009 version)

  This design by UK artist Harvey Rayner became adopted as the official SVG logo in 2009. W3C Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) Logos and Policies.

• Stack Overflow (2008 version)

  Stack Overflow Brand Logo

• Hacker News (2007 version)

• Semantic Web (2007 version)

  W3C Semantic Web Logos and Policies.

• Shopify (2006 version)

  Shopify Brand Assets.

• Newgrounds (2006 version)

  Andy Brozyna designed the Newgrounds tank logo and Will Stamper modified it.

• Albino Blacksheep (2005 version)

• Bēhance (2005 version)

• Etsy (2005 version)

  The font President EF Book was created by Karl Albert Fahrenwaldt to be used in the Etsy logo.

• Feed / RSS (2005 version)

  The feed icon was created by Stephen Horlander, a designer at Mozilla.

• Flickr (2004 version)

  Flickr Brand guidelines

• WordPress (2003 version)

  WordPress Graphics & Logos

• Amazon (2000 version)

  The Amazon logo was designed by Turner Duckworth. Amazon Logos.

• CSS (1997 version)

  Designed by Verso with W3C staff. Cascading Style Sheet buttons.

• World Wide Web (1990 version)

  The WWW icon was designed by Robert Cailliau using the Optima Bold font.

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