“Charm your Roblox projects with icons that sparkle as much as your code.”
Roblox developers spend countless hours tweaking UI and debugging scripts. Charmed Icons turns those repetitive UI moments into a delightful experience by providing a magical, cohesive icon set that’s instantly recognizable, SEO‑friendly, and viral‑ready. Stand out in the Roblox ecosystem, attract collaborators, and boost your project’s discoverability with a single click.
- Roblox‑themed iconography – 120+ meticulously crafted SVG icons.
- VS Code integration – Seamless activation via the Extension Marketplace.
- Zero‑config usage – Icons appear automatically in IntelliSense, Explorer, and hover tooltips.
- Light & Dark mode support – Adaptive colors that match any theme.
- Open‑source MIT license – Free for personal and commercial use.
- SEO‑optimized naming – Keywords baked into file names for better search indexing.
- Regular updates – Follow the changelog for new icons and bug fixes.
code --install-extension littensy.charmed-iconsOr search for “Charmed Icons” in the Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X).
The extension activates automatically. If you prefer manual control:
// settings.json
{
"workbench.iconTheme": "charmed-icons"
}- IntelliSense – When typing
Instance.new("..."), hover over the class name to see a charming icon. - Explorer – Folder and file icons are replaced with Roblox‑styled symbols.
- Comments & Documentation – Insert icons directly using Unicode shortcuts (e.g.,
\u{1F31F}) or copy from the Icon Picker (Ctrl+Alt+I).
- Fork the repo.
- Add SVGs to
icons/following the naming conventionroblox-<name>.svg. - Submit a Pull Request – we love community magic!
- Added 15 new Roblox service icons.
- Fixed dark‑mode contrast issues.
- Updated
package.jsonto PNPM 10.11.0. - Improved SEO metadata for better marketplace discoverability.
(Full changelog available in CHANGELOG.md.)
roblox, icons, vscode-extension, charming, UI, developer-tools, viral, seo-optimized, open-source, MIT
These keywords are embedded throughout the repository (file names, meta tags, README headings) to maximize visibility on Google, GitHub, and the VS Code Marketplace.