Summary: Icon reference for Neon docs components, covering two systems: TechCards (colorful technology logos, kebab-case names) and DetailIconCards (monochrome feature icons). Use this page to find the exact icon name and correct component when authoring cards. TechCards uses kebab-case. DetailIconCards accepts camelCase or kebab-case. Also covers SVG file locations.

Complete reference for all icon systems and usage

A comprehensive guide to all icon systems used in Neon documentation. This guide helps you understand which icon system to use and how to implement them correctly.

What you will learn:

• How to choose the right icon system for your use case
• Which icons are available in each system
• How to implement icons correctly in components
• Best practices for icon usage and troubleshooting

Related topics

• Component Guide
• Component Specialized Guide
• Component Architecture
• Documentation Contribution Guide

• Icon system overview - Understanding the different icon systems
• TechCards Icons - Technology logos and frameworks
• DetailIconCards Icons - Feature and service icons
• Icon usage guidelines - Best practices and conventions
• Icon Decision Tree - Which icon system to use when

Neon documentation uses multiple icon systems for different components. Understanding which system to use is crucial for proper implementation.

1. TechCards Icons - Colorful technology logos and framework icons
2. DetailIconCards Icons - Monochrome feature and service icons
3. DocsList Icons - Simple navigation and action icons

<DetailIconCards>
  <a
    href="/docs/ai/openai"
    title="OpenAI integration"
    description="Build AI features with OpenAI"
    icon="openai"
  >
    OpenAI Integration
  </a>
  <a
    href="/docs/ai/langchain"
    title="LangChain integration"
    description="Create AI workflows with LangChain"
    icon="langchain"
  >
    LangChain Integration
  </a>
</DetailIconCards>

For technical implementation details, see the Icon Systems section in the Component Architecture guide.

• TechCards: Use for technology and framework showcases
• DetailIconCards: Use for feature and service showcases
• DocsList: Use built-in themes for documentation links

• TechCards: Use kebab-case (for example, node-js, next-js)
• DetailIconCards: Use camelCase or kebab-case as defined in the mapping
• File Requirements: Ensure SVG files exist in the correct directories

1. Test your icons: Always verify that your chosen icon works in the target component
2. Check both systems: If an icon doesn't work in one system, try the other
3. Use descriptive names: Choose icon names that clearly represent the technology or feature
4. Document your choices: Keep track of which icons work in which components
5. Fallback gracefully: Provide alternative text or descriptions when icons aren't available

1. Icon not displaying: Check that the icon name exists in the correct system
2. Wrong icon system: Verify you're using the right component for your icon
3. Missing files: Ensure SVG files exist in the correct directories
4. Case sensitivity: Icon names are case-sensitive

To test if an icon works:

1. TechCards: Check if {icon}.svg exists in /public/images/technology-logos/
2. DetailIconCards: Check if the icon is mapped in the component code
3. DocsList: Use the built-in themes (default, docs, repo)

• Review the Component Architecture for technical details
• Test icons in a development environment before using in production

• Bun: JavaScript runtime (icon: bun)
• Express: Node.js web framework (icon: express)
• Hasura: GraphQL API engine (icon: hasura)
• Hono: Web framework (icon: hono)
• Java: Programming language (icon: java)
• JavaScript: Programming language (icon: javascript)
• Kotlin: Programming language (icon: kotlin)
• Laravel: PHP framework (icon: laravel)
• Nest.js: Node.js framework (icon: nest-js)
• Next.js: React framework (icon: next-js)
• Node.js: JavaScript runtime (icon: node-js)
• Nuxt: Vue framework (icon: nuxt)
• Phoenix: Elixir framework (icon: phoenix)
• Python: Programming language (icon: python)
• Quarkus: Java framework (icon: quarkus)
• Rails: Ruby framework (icon: rails)
• React: JavaScript library (icon: react)
• Redwood SDK: Full-stack framework (icon: redwoodsdk)
• Reflex: Python framework (icon: reflex)
• Remix: React framework (icon: remix)
• Ruby: Programming language (icon: ruby)
• Rust: Programming language (icon: rust)
• Solid: JavaScript library (icon: solid)
• Svelte: JavaScript framework (icon: svelte)
• Symfony: PHP framework (icon: symfony)
• Vue: JavaScript framework (icon: vue)

• AWS S3 Bucket: Cloud storage service (icon: aws-s3-bucket)
• Backblaze: Cloud storage and backup (icon: backblaze)
• Heroku: Cloud platform (icon: heroku)
• Koyeb: Cloud platform (icon: koyeb)
• Netlify: Web hosting platform (icon: netlify)
• Railway: Deployment platform (icon: railway)
• Render: Cloud platform (icon: render)
• Vercel: Deployment platform (icon: vercel)

• Convex: Backend platform (icon: convex)
• Entity: Data modeling tool (icon: entity)
• Estuary: Data streaming platform (icon: estuary)
• Exograph: GraphQL framework (icon: exograph)
• Ferret: Data processing tool (icon: ferret)
• Kafka: Stream processing platform (icon: kafka)
• Knex: SQL query builder (icon: knex)
• Liquibase: Database migration tool (icon: liquibase)
• Materialize: Streaming database (icon: materialize)
• Neon: Serverless Postgres (icon: neon)
• Outerbase: Database interface (icon: outerbase)
• Draxlr: Database interface (icon: draxlr)
• Polyscale: Database proxy (icon: polyscale)
• PostgreSQL: Database system (icon: postgresql)
• Prisma: ORM for Node.js (icon: prisma)
• Sequelize: ORM for Node.js (icon: sequelize)
• Sequin: Data synchronization (icon: sequin)
• Snowflake: Data warehouse (icon: snowflake)
• SQLAlchemy: Python ORM (icon: sqlalchemy)
• StepZen: GraphQL platform (icon: stepzen)
• Supabase: Backend platform (icon: supabase)
• Tortoise ORM: Python ORM (icon: tortoise-orm)
• TypeORM: TypeScript ORM (icon: typeorm)
• Drizzle: TypeScript ORM (icon: drizzle)

• Cloudinary: Cloud media management (icon: cloudinary)
• ImageKit: Image optimization (icon: imagekit)
• Inngest: Background job platform (icon: inngest)
• Micronaut: Java framework (icon: micronaut)
• Neo Tax: Tax calculation service (icon: neo-tax)
• OAuth: Authentication protocol (icon: oauth)
• Okta: Identity platform (icon: okta)
• Uploadcare: File handling service (icon: uploadcare)
• WunderGraph: API development platform (icon: wundergraph)

• LangChain: AI framework (icon: langchain)
• LlamaIndex: Data framework for LLMs (icon: llamaindex)
• Ollama: Local LLM framework (icon: ollama)
• OpenAI: AI platform (icon: openai)

• Atom: Code editor (icon: atom)
• Binary Code: Programming and code (icon: binary-code)
• Bug: Debugging and testing (icon: bug)
• CLI: Command line interface (icon: cli)
• CLI Cursor: Terminal cursor (icon: cli-cursor)
• Code: Programming and development (icon: code)
• GitHub: Code repository (icon: github)
• Hook: Development hooks (icon: hook)
• Ladder: Development progression (icon: ladder)
• Laptop: Development machine (icon: laptop)
• Setup: Configuration and setup (icon: setup)
• Wrench: Tools and utilities (icon: wrench)

• A Chart: Analytics and charts (icon: a-chart)
• App Store: Application marketplace (icon: app-store)
• Calendar Day: Scheduling and time (icon: calendar-day)
• Cards: Card-based interface (icon: cards)
• Check: Verification and approval (icon: check)
• Cheque: Payment processing (icon: cheque)
• Chart Bar: Data visualization (icon: chart-bar)
• CSV: Data format (icon: csv)
• Data: Data and information (icon: data)
• Metrics: Performance metrics (icon: metrics)
• Performance: System performance (icon: performance)
• Queries: Database queries (icon: queries)
• Research: Development research (icon: research)
• Stopwatch: Timing and performance (icon: stopwatch)
• Table: Data tables (icon: table)
• Todo: Task management (icon: todo)
• Transactions: Database transactions (icon: transactions)
• Trend Up: Growth and trends (icon: trend-up)

• Audio Jack: Audio connectivity (icon: audio-jack)
• Cards: Card-based interface (icon: cards)
• Gamepad: Gaming and interaction (icon: gamepad)
• GUI: Graphical user interface (icon: gui)
• Screen: Display and interface (icon: screen)
• Sparkle: Visual effects (icon: sparkle)
• User: User interface (icon: user)

• Autoscaling: Automatic scaling (icon: autoscaling)
• AWS: Cloud computing platform (icon: aws)
• Branching: Database branching (icon: branching)
• Database: Database systems (icon: database)
• Discord: Communication platform (icon: discord)
• Download: File download (icon: download)
• Enable: Feature enablement (icon: enable)
• Filter: Data filtering (icon: filter)
• Find Replace: Search and replace (icon: find-replace)
• Gear: Settings and configuration (icon: gear)
• Globe: Global connectivity (icon: globe)
• Handshake: Partnerships and agreements (icon: handshake)
• Heroku: Cloud platform (icon: heroku)
• Hourglass: Time and waiting (icon: hourglass)
• Import: Data import (icon: import)
• Invert: Data transformation (icon: invert)
• Lock Landscape: Security and access control (icon: lock-landscape)
• Neon: Serverless Postgres (icon: neon)
• Network: Network connectivity (icon: network)
• Postgres: Database system (icon: postgres)
• Prisma: ORM for Node.js (icon: prisma)
• Privacy: Data privacy (icon: privacy)
• Puzzle: Problem solving (icon: puzzle)
• Refresh: Data refresh (icon: refresh)
• Respond Arrow: Response and feedback (icon: respond-arrow)
• Scale Up: Scaling and growth (icon: scale-up)
• Search: Search functionality (icon: search)
• Split Branch: Code branching (icon: split-branch)
• SQL: Database queries (icon: sql)
• Unlock: Access control (icon: unlock)
• Vercel: Deployment platform (icon: vercel)
• Wallet: Payment and billing (icon: wallet)
• Warning: Alerts and warnings (icon: warning)
• X: Close or cancel (icon: x)

This guide provides an overview of Neon's icon systems and usage guidelines. For complete icon listings and detailed examples, refer to the Component Guide.

• TechCards uses colorful technology logos from /public/images/technology-logos/
• DetailIconCards uses monochrome feature icons mapped in component code
• DocsList uses built-in themes for simple navigation
• Always test icons in the target component before using
• Choose the right component based on your use case, not just the icon availability

• Community hub
• Docs contribution guide
• Using Mermaid diagrams
• Component guide
• Component specialized guide
• Component architecture
• AI tools for documentation
• Using docs as Markdown (LLMs)

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