Command color filled icon
Outline command key symbol with four interlocking loops around a square
About the Command color filled icon
Four open loops sit at the corners of a central square, each curving back into the frame so the whole mark reads as one continuous ribbon. It is the standard keyboard modifier glyph used on Apple systems and in shortcut documentation everywhere. Place it in menu shortcut columns, keyboard cheat sheets, onboarding tooltips, hotkey settings panels and developer docs listing key combinations.
The central square is drawn as a closed box with even margins to the loops, which keeps the negative space balanced at small sizes. Stroke weight matches the rest of the keyboard set, so it lines up beside shift, option and control glyphs in a shortcut row. Render it at 16 to 24 px inline with text for menu labels.
This is the colour filled version of the command icon: a flat, solid-colour shape that stands out in dashboards, marketing pages and app tiles where the icon needs to carry colour meaning.
Get it free as an SVG vector or transparent PNG (16-512px), copy the SVG code, or restyle it in the free online editor — recolor any part, add gold, neon or gradient effects, animate it, or export EPS, PDF and DXF.
Free for personal and commercial use with attribution.
