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Quickly find Font Awesome icon names, CSS class names, and Unicode values.
Icon previews are loaded via FontAwesome 6 CDN. Copied class names can be used directly on pages where FontAwesome is already integrated.
Overview
Understand what the tool solves, how it works, and the boundaries of its data.
Search the included Font Awesome icon set by part of an icon name, an alias or meaning, or a hexadecimal Unicode value. Filter results to all styles, Solid, Regular, or Brands. Each result shows a preview, its name, the style used for the copied snippets, and a U+ code point.
The result list is a curated lookup set, not a complete or authoritative catalog of every Font Awesome icon, family, paid collection, or release. Font Awesome’s own documentation describes collections and subsets; availability can vary by version and package. A missing result here does not prove that Font Awesome lacks that icon.
A class snippet such as fas fa-house names a style and icon. The HTML option wraps that class in an <i> element. The Unicode option copies a CSS-style hexadecimal escape such as 015. A Unicode code point identifies a character slot; it only displays the intended pictogram when the matching Font Awesome font/style resources are set up in the destination.
These snippets are references, not icon files or a package installer. The selected icon must exist in the destination project’s Font Awesome version and collection, and the corresponding styles must be loaded for it to render.
Guide
Follow the workflow and verify inputs and outputs with practical examples.
Enter a name fragment, familiar meaning, or hexadecimal code such as house, search, or f002. Search matches parts of names, indexed aliases/terms, and code values.
Choose All, Solid, Regular, or Brands to narrow the available results.
Compare the preview, name, style, and U+ code point, then copy the class, HTML, or Unicode escape you need.
Paste the snippet into a project that already loads a compatible Font Awesome release and style. Test it there; copying text does not add the icon resources.
Use cases
See how the tool fits into real work and everyday tasks.
Search a meaning such as “calendar” or “download,” inspect the available style, and copy a class reference for a button or navigation item in a project with compatible assets.
When maintaining a style sheet with a hexadecimal escape, search its digits to find a matching item in this lookup set and verify the displayed name before editing.
Filter between Solid and Regular where both are available, then share the specific name and style so another developer can check it against the project’s installed collection.
Q&A
Find concise answers to common questions and confusing cases.
No. It contains only an element and classes. The destination page must load a compatible Font Awesome release and the needed style.
This finder contains a curated set, and Font Awesome names and style availability vary by version and collection. Check the official catalog and the version actually used by your project.
They refer to the same code point in different notations. The finder copies a CSS-style escape, while U+F015 is the conventional code-point label shown in the result.
No. A code point needs the matching Font Awesome font and style in the target context; another font may have no glyph or a different glyph at that position.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
Do not treat this lookup set as the current complete Font Awesome catalog. Before shipping copied code, confirm the icon name, family, style, release, and licensing availability in the package your project uses. The live preview may depend on loading an external stylesheet, but the copied class or HTML does not include that stylesheet, font file, or an image download.
If the icon is blank or looks different after pasting, verify that the compatible resources loaded and that the selected name and style exist in the target collection. A Unicode value alone does not guarantee a pictogram across arbitrary fonts.
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