Binary Pixel Art Icon
A binary icon for raw data views, encoding settings, byte-level operations, and low-level programming contexts.
Style variants
base
Outline · rounded corners
sharp
Outline · sharp corners
Base, sharp, solid or glyph: see how the four styles differ and which to use.
About the Binary icon
Sequences of 0s and 1s, the visual shorthand for machine-level binary data. Developer tools, hex editors, and data-science interfaces use it to label binary data views, encoding format selectors, or bitwise operation panels. It immediately signals 'low-level' or 'raw data' to technical audiences. For higher-level code editing, a code icon with angle brackets is more conventional; binary is best reserved for contexts where the literal on/off bit representation is relevant, such as encoding, compression, or network packet inspection.
Usage
<!-- HTML -->
<img src="pixelarticons/svg/binary.svg" width="24" height="24" alt="Binary" />
<!-- React -->
import { Binary } from 'pixelarticons/react'
<!-- Sizes: 24px, 48px, 72px, 96px (multiples of 24) -->
<img src="binary.svg" width="48" height="48" style="image-rendering: pixelated" />