WordPress SVG Icons
WordPress W logos for platform badges, plugin listings, and integration pages. Circled marks in official blue plus monochrome variants are gathered here.
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WordPress Icons by library
The icons above come from 46 open-source libraries. Open one to see its full set in a matching style.
- Logos free icons6
- Google Material Icons5
- SVG Logos3
- selfh.st/icons3
- Font Awesome 5 Brands2
- Line Awesome2
- Unicons2
- Devicon Plain2
- Font Awesome Brands2
- Font Awesome 6 Brands2
- PrestaShop Icons2
- Dashicons2
34 more libraries
- Unicons Monochrome2
- Feather Icon2
- Remix Icon2
- Ultimate free icons2
- Teenyicons2
- Material Design Icons1
- Simple Icons1
- CoreUI Brands1
- Arcticons1
- Huge Icons1
- theSVG Color1
- theSVG1
- WebHostingHub Glyphs1
- Bootstrap Icons1
- Devicon1
- Jam Icons1
- Font Awesome 41
- Grommet Icons1
- Fontisto1
- Lineicons1
- IcoMoon Free1
- Meteor Icons1
- Skill Icons1
- Ligature Symbols1
- WordPress Icons1
- Elusive Icons1
- Boxicons Brands1
- FormKit Icons1
- TopCoat Icons1
- Brandico1
- Tabler Icons1
- IonIcons1
- Famicons1
- Material Icon Theme1
Frequently Asked Questions
Which WordPress logo is correct: the W or the full wordmark?
The circled W works at icon sizes; the wordmark needs width. Note the official mark uses a specific W with serifed notches, not a generic letter W in a circle, so use the real asset.
Can I use the logo to advertise my WordPress plugin?
Yes, referential use in plugin listings and compatibility notes is fine under the WordPress Foundation trademark policy, but your product name should not start with "WordPress" or imply official status.