Icon

tile/icon

Shows a standalone icon.

Name	Required	Lightning Type	Default	Description
alt	No	`lightning__textType`		An alternative text that describes what the icon conveys, for accessibility. Recommended to be concise (under 125 characters); an empty string (the default) marks the icon as decorative and hides it from screen readers.
color	No	`lightning__textType`	`default`	The color of the icon. Valid values include `default`, `error`, `muted`, `primary`, `success`, and `warning`.
name	Yes	`lightning__iconName`		A semantic icon identifier specifying which icon symbol to show.
size	No	`lightning__textType`	`md`	The size of the icon. Valid values include `xs` for extra small, `sm` for small, `md` for medium (default), `lg` for large, and `xl` for extra large.

Use an icon to show a standalone symbol that conveys meaning instantly, such as with a status indicator, a visual cue next to a label, or a lightweight decorative mark. Set name to choose the symbol, and use size and color to fit it to its context.

To label an icon, place both in a tile/row and align them on the center axis.

For available icons, see the HXL Playground Editor.

Use these size values to control the icon size.

xs: Extra small icons for dense inline contexts where the icon accompanies small text.
sm: Small icons for compact rows and secondary cues.
md (default): Medium icons for most standalone and labeled uses.
lg: Large icons for emphasis or when the icon is a focal point.
xl: Extra large icons for hero-style or feature callouts where the icon leads.

Use these color values to convey status or match the icon to its surrounding context.

default (default): Neutral foreground color for decorative or non-status icons.
error: Signals a failure or destructive state, such as a validation error.
muted: Subdued, low-emphasis color for secondary or supporting cues.
primary: The brand accent color to highlight a key icon.
success: Signals a positive or completed state, such as a confirmation.
warning: Signals caution or a state that requires attention.

Consider these guidelines when working with icons.

Match color to meaning — use success, warning, and error for status and reserve default or muted for decorative marks.
Pair an icon with a tile/text label when the symbol alone can be ambiguous. Wrap both in a tile/row.
Keep size consistent with neighboring text so the icon aligns to the line rather than towering over it.
To make an icon trigger an action, attach the base action attribute instead of using a tile/button.
On surfaces with a limited icon set, choose common, well-known name values so they don’t fall back to a generic symbol.

Note any limitations that apply to this component.

No known limitations for tile/icon in Slackbot.

No known limitations for tile/icon in ChatGPT.

No known limitations for tile/icon in Agentforce. name maps to an SLDS styled icon.