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Therefore, to use them as an icon font, you'll need to create your own custom font from the SVG files. Download the SVGs from the Lucide website. Use a web tool like IcoMoon App or Fontello. Upload the SVGs and configure the code points. Generate and download the font files (e.g., .ttf, .woff) and the accompanying CSS. Integrate the custom font into your desktop application. This process will allow you to use Lucide icons as a font. |
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So, I'm developing a desktop application and I use the icon font, as nothing else is possible in my case.
Lucide icons look excellent for my application's design, but I have met one problem - the absence of the code points in both the quick view on the search page and on the full page for the icon.
Where can I find the code points for the icons?
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