Provider icons

Stack includes a provider-neutral core icon catalog. AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and common developer and collaboration artwork are available through provider packs stored in your user-managed icon store.

Available provider catalog

The audited catalog contains 1,051 IDs: 305 AWS Architecture Icons, 45 Google Cloud product and category icons, 639 Azure service icons, and 62 curated tool icons. The tool catalog includes GitHub, GitHub Actions, Notion, Linear, Atlassian, Jira, Confluence, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Datadog, Grafana, Sentry, and more.

Select a provider card to see its import command, then search or filter the complete catalog. Results are shown 100 at a time for comfortable use on smaller devices.

Search ID, product, or categoryProviderAll providersAmazon Web Services (305) Google Cloud (45) Microsoft Azure (639) Simple Icons (curated tools) (62) CategoryAll categoriesai + machine learninganalyticsAnalyticsapp servicesApplication IntegrationArtificial Intelligenceazure ecosystemblockchainBlockchainBusiness ApplicationsCloud Financial ManagementCollaborationcomputeComputecontainersContainersCore productsCustomer EnablementDatadatabasesDatabasesdeveloper toolsDeveloper ToolsDevelopmentdevopsEnd User ComputingFront End Web MobileGamesgeneralGeneral Iconshybrid + multicloudidentityIdentityInfrastructureintegrationInternet of Thingsintuneiotmanagement + governanceManagement ToolsMedia ServicesmenumigrateMigration Modernizationmixed realitymonitornetworkingNetworking Content Deliverynew iconsObservabilityotherProduct categoriesQuantum TechnologiesSatellitesecuritySecurity IdentitystorageStorageweb

1,051 results

IDProductCategoryKindCopy

aws:amazon-api-gatewayAmazon API GatewayNetworking Content Deliveryservice

aws:amazon-appflowAmazon AppFlowApplication Integrationservice

aws:amazon-application-recovery-controllerAmazon Application Recovery ControllerNetworking Content Deliveryservice

aws:amazon-athenaAmazon AthenaAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-augmented-ai-a2iAmazon Augmented AI A2IArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-auroraAmazon AuroraDatabasesdatabase

aws:amazon-bedrockAmazon BedrockArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-bedrock-agentcoreAmazon Bedrock AgentCoreArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-braketAmazon BraketQuantum Technologiesservice

aws:amazon-chimeAmazon ChimeBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-chime-sdkAmazon Chime SDKBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-cloud-directoryAmazon Cloud DirectorySecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-cloudfrontAmazon CloudFrontNetworking Content Deliveryservice

aws:amazon-cloudsearchAmazon CloudSearchAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-cloudwatchAmazon CloudWatchManagement Toolsservice

aws:amazon-codecatalystAmazon CodeCatalystDeveloper Toolsservice

aws:amazon-codeguruAmazon CodeGuruArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-codewhispererAmazon CodeWhispererArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-cognitoAmazon CognitoSecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-comprehendAmazon ComprehendArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-comprehend-medicalAmazon Comprehend MedicalArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-connectAmazon ConnectBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-correttoAmazon CorrettoDeveloper Toolsservice

aws:amazon-data-firehoseAmazon Data FirehoseAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-datazoneAmazon DataZoneAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-dcvAmazon DCVComputeservice

aws:amazon-detectiveAmazon DetectiveSecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-devops-guruAmazon DevOps GuruArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-documentdbAmazon DocumentDBDatabasesdatabase

aws:amazon-ec2-auto-scalingAmazon EC2 Auto ScalingComputeservice

aws:amazon-ec2-image-builderAmazon EC2 Image BuilderComputeservice

aws:amazon-ecs-anywhereAmazon ECS AnywhereContainersservice

aws:amazon-efsAmazon EFSStoragestorage

aws:amazon-eks-anywhereAmazon EKS AnywhereContainersservice

aws:amazon-eks-distroAmazon EKS DistroContainersservice

aws:amazon-elastic-block-storeAmazon Elastic Block StoreStoragestorage

aws:amazon-elastic-container-registryAmazon Elastic Container RegistryContainersservice

aws:amazon-elastic-container-serviceAmazon Elastic Container ServiceContainersservice

aws:amazon-elastic-inferenceAmazon Elastic InferenceArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-elastic-vmware-serviceAmazon Elastic VMware ServiceComputeservice

aws:amazon-elasticacheAmazon ElastiCacheDatabasescache

aws:amazon-emrAmazon EMRAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-eventbridgeAmazon EventBridgeApplication Integrationqueue

aws:amazon-file-cacheAmazon File CacheStoragestorage

aws:amazon-finspaceAmazon FinSpaceAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-forecastAmazon ForecastArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-fraud-detectorAmazon Fraud DetectorArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-fsxAmazon FSxStoragestorage

aws:amazon-fsx-for-lustreAmazon FSx for LustreStoragestorage

aws:amazon-fsx-for-netapp-ontapAmazon FSx for NetApp ONTAPStoragestorage

aws:amazon-fsx-for-openzfsAmazon FSx for OpenZFSStoragestorage

aws:amazon-fsx-for-wfsAmazon FSx for WFSStoragestorage

aws:amazon-gamelift-serversAmazon GameLift ServersGamesservice

aws:amazon-gamelift-streamsAmazon GameLift StreamsGamesservice

aws:amazon-guarddutyAmazon GuardDutySecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-inspectorAmazon InspectorSecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-interactive-video-serviceAmazon Interactive Video ServiceMedia Servicesservice

aws:amazon-kendraAmazon KendraArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-keyspacesAmazon KeyspacesDatabasesdatabase

aws:amazon-kinesisAmazon KinesisAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-kinesis-data-streamsAmazon Kinesis Data StreamsAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-kinesis-video-streamsAmazon Kinesis Video StreamsAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-kinesis-video-streams-media-servicesAmazon Kinesis Video StreamsMedia Servicesservice

aws:amazon-lexAmazon LexArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-lightsailAmazon LightsailComputeservice

aws:amazon-lightsail-for-researchAmazon Lightsail for ResearchComputeservice

aws:amazon-location-serviceAmazon Location ServiceFront End Web Mobileservice

aws:amazon-lookout-for-equipmentAmazon Lookout for EquipmentArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-lookout-for-visionAmazon Lookout for VisionArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-macieAmazon MacieSecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-managed-blockchainAmazon Managed BlockchainBlockchainservice

aws:amazon-managed-grafanaAmazon Managed GrafanaManagement Toolsservice

aws:amazon-managed-service-for-apache-flinkAmazon Managed Service for Apache FlinkAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-managed-service-for-prometheusAmazon Managed Service for PrometheusManagement Toolsservice

aws:amazon-managed-streaming-for-apache-kafkaAmazon Managed Streaming for Apache KafkaAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-managed-workflows-for-apache-airflowAmazon Managed Workflows for Apache AirflowApplication Integrationservice

aws:amazon-memorydbAmazon MemoryDBDatabasescache

aws:amazon-monitronAmazon MonitronArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-mqAmazon MQApplication Integrationservice

aws:amazon-neptuneAmazon NeptuneDatabasesdatabase

aws:amazon-novaAmazon NovaArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-opensearch-serviceAmazon OpenSearch ServiceAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-personalizeAmazon PersonalizeArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-pinpointAmazon PinpointBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-pinpoint-apisAmazon Pinpoint APIsBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-pollyAmazon PollyArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-qAmazon QArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-quickAmazon QuickBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-redshiftAmazon RedshiftAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-rekognitionAmazon RekognitionArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-route-53Amazon Route 53Networking Content Deliveryservice

aws:amazon-s3-on-outpostsAmazon S3 on OutpostsStoragestorage

aws:amazon-sagemakerAmazon SageMakerAnalyticsservice

aws:amazon-sagemaker-aiAmazon SageMaker AIArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-sagemaker-ground-truthAmazon SageMaker Ground TruthArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-sagemaker-studio-labAmazon SageMaker Studio LabArtificial Intelligenceservice

aws:amazon-security-lakeAmazon Security LakeSecurity Identityservice

aws:amazon-simple-email-serviceAmazon Simple Email ServiceBusiness Applicationsservice

aws:amazon-simple-notification-serviceAmazon Simple Notification ServiceApplication Integrationservice

aws:amazon-simple-storage-service-glacierAmazon Simple Storage Service GlacierStoragestorage

A provider pack supplies artwork. The node kind in Stack source continues to control semantic styling and layout.

Quick start

Import each provider used by a diagram once. --accept-terms records your confirmation that you reviewed the linked provider and brand terms.

$ stack icons import gcp --accept-terms
$ stack icons import simple-icons --accept-terms
$ stack render architecture.stack -o architecture.svg

The CLI downloads the audited official archives, verifies their complete SHA-256 hashes, sanitizes the selected SVGs, and writes each processed provider pack to the shared icon store. Google Cloud product and category artwork is imported together by the single gcp command.

Use provider icons in CLI

A Stack file can use multiple providers. This example combines Cloud Run from Google Cloud with GitHub from Simple Icons:

stack 1.0

diagram "Deploy from GitHub to Cloud Run" {
  node repository "GitHub" {
    kind external
    icon "simple-icons:github"
  }

  node service "Cloud Run" {
    kind service
    icon "gcp:cloud-run"
  }

  edge repository -> service "Deploy" {
    kind dependency
  }
}

After both imports, the standard render command discovers both packs:

$ stack render architecture.stack -o architecture.svg --notice architecture.NOTICE.md

Shared icon store

The default icon store is $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/stack/icons. When XDG_CONFIG_HOME is unset, Stack uses $HOME/.config/stack/icons.

icons/
  aws/
  gcp/
  azure/
  simple-icons/

Set a different shared location in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/stack/config.yaml with an absolute path:

default_icons_path: /absolute/path/to/stack-icons

The configured location is used by both stack icons import and stack render.

Use provider icons in Playground

Open Icons, choose the stack/icons folder, and the Playground loads every recognized provider directory in that store. Search the loaded artwork and select an item to copy its ID into Stack source.

The selected packs are processed in the current browser tab. When a rendered diagram contains provider artwork, Notice beside the SVG download provides the source, terms, and used-icon record.

Keep icons with a project

Use -o to place imported packs in a project directory that can be committed with the repository:

$ stack icons import gcp --accept-terms -o .stack-icons
$ stack icons import simple-icons --accept-terms -o .stack-icons

Pass that icon-store root with --provider-pack when rendering:

$ stack render architecture.stack \
  --provider-pack .stack-icons \
  -o architecture.svg \
  --notice architecture.NOTICE.md

Find icon IDs

Search the catalog from the CLI or on this page:

$ stack icons list
$ stack icons list aws s3
$ stack icons list azure database
$ stack icons list simple-icons github

The CLI output contains ID, PRODUCT, CATEGORY, and recommended KIND columns. Namespaced IDs such as gcp:cloud-run and simple-icons:github select artwork from the corresponding pack.

Verification, terms, and notices

The CLI catalog pins each official HTTPS archive URL, release, complete archive SHA-256, allowlisted entry path, terms URL, and review date. Import applies bounded archive and SVG sizes, sanitizes active and external SVG content, and writes each pack atomically.

Each pack includes NOTICE.md. stack render --notice <PATH> writes the exact pack revisions, source releases, terms URLs, attribution, non-endorsement text, and used icon IDs for a rendered artifact. The catalog links each provider's official source and terms, plus brand sources and guidelines for curated Simple Icons marks.