Coding black outline icon
Angle brackets with a slash between them inside two concentric circles
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About the Coding black outline icon
The classic code mark sits at the center here: a left angle bracket, a leaning forward slash and a right angle bracket, enclosed by two concentric circles that form a badge ring. It stands for programming, source code and software development, which makes it a fit for developer portfolio sites, coding bootcamp pages, IDE and code editor menus, API documentation headers and tech service cards.
The double ring adds weight around fairly light bracket strokes, so the mark holds its shape as an app tile or avatar. The slash tilts slightly more than the bracket angles, which keeps the trio from looking rigid. Use it alongside terminal, bug and git branch icons; at small sizes drop to the single-ring variant if the gap between circles closes up.
This is the black outline version of the coding icon: even, monoline strokes that stay crisp at small sizes and suit clean, minimal interfaces, wireframes and light backgrounds.
It downloads free as an SVG vector or transparent PNG in seven sizes, and the free online editor lets you recolor it, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, add animation, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.
Free for personal and commercial use with attribution.
