Iconify
Save and convert icons from free icon sets
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Description
Iconify
Save and convert icons from free icon sets
Iconify is a function based shortcut for saving and managing icons and icon sets. So far, the available icon sets include Material Design and Font Awesome. Once you have saved these sets, you can browse them and save or convert the icons you’d like to use.
Features:
- Save icons to files
- Save icons to photos
- Copy icons
- Copy Base64 for icons
- Convert icons
- Works offline (after icon sets are added)
- Modular (download as many icon sets as you’d like)
- Check for Updates support
Integrate Iconify into your shortcuts:
As of version 1.1, Iconify now includes an "external" function that other shortcuts can call upon to use within their own shortcut. Using it is as simple as passing a dictionary with the key value pair of "function":"external" to it via the Run Shortcut action, similar to integrating with UpdateKit. Iconify will pass back the base64 of the chosen icon, or if there was no chosen icon, Iconify will pass back nothing.
made by @heyitzspencer
Latest Release Notes
1.2 - Dec. 30, 2018, 8:31 p.m.
-Shortcut keeps running after an action is taken now
Past versions
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@JonathanSetzer
@heyitzspencer
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Use a text action with text copied from https://routinehub.co/shortcut/1138. Then do a set name action set to ‘whatever.vcf’, and then a get variable action. WIth the get variable action, choose a magic variable of the set name action’s output, then tap on the set name variable inside of the get variable action and change its data type from text, to contact. This is because contacts allow for images inside of shortcuts. After this, you can do a choose from list which will show the images.
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