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@matrixzero/brand-icons

v0.1.0-alpha.1

Published

Optically normalized brand icons for AI, product, mobility, commerce and infrastructure brands

Readme

@matrixzero/brand-icons

Brand marks for AI providers, developer tools, cloud platforms and widely used products. Each mark uses a shared square frame with optical size correction, so mixed-brand rows have a consistent visual weight without distorting the original artwork.

import { BrandIcon } from "@matrixzero/brand-icons";

<BrandIcon name="openai" size={24} aria-label="OpenAI" />;
<BrandIcon name="figma" size={24} variant="color" aria-label="Figma" />;

Use the default compact mark in controls, menus and lists. Brands that publish a separate wordmark expose it through format="wordmark"; size remains the wordmark height and its width follows the official aspect ratio.

import { CrowdStrike } from "@matrixzero/brand-icons";

<CrowdStrike size={24} aria-label="CrowdStrike" />;
<CrowdStrike format="wordmark" size={24} aria-label="CrowdStrike" />;

Icons are decorative by default. Add aria-label or aria-labelledby when a brand mark conveys information on its own.

The package includes its SVG assets and performs no runtime downloads. See NOTICE.md before using any third-party mark.

brandCatalog includes each mark's category, upstream source, known guideline and license metadata, optical scale, and light/dark contrast flags. The documentation gallery uses those flags to switch a low-contrast color mark to its monochrome shape without adding a background plate.