Global Styling
Lucide icons can be customized using the inputs for color, size and stroke width.
To style all icons globally, you can either use CSS or configure global defaults using provideLucideConfig.
We recommend using CSS for global styling, as it is the most straightforward approach. However, CSS rules may override the size, color, and strokeWidth inputs on individual icons. If you need to keep those inputs configurable per icon, use provideLucideConfig instead.
Configuring global defaults
Lucide Angular provides the provideLucideConfig provider to set default properties for all icons.
You can define global defaults (such as size, color, or strokeWidth) while still allowing individual icons to override them through inputs.
Register the provider in your application configuration or in a top-level component:
import { ApplicationConfig } from '@angular/core';
import { provideLucideConfig } from '@lucide/angular';
export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
providers: [
provideLucideConfig({
strokeWidth: 1.5
}),
]
};Style by using CSS
Styling icons globally can be done using CSS.
All Lucide icons include the lucide class. You can use this class in your styles to target every icon in your application.
- The color of the icons can be changed using the
colorproperty. - The size of the icons can be changed using
widthandheight. - The stroke width of the icons can be changed using
stroke-width.
Absolute stroke width
To keep the stroke width constant regardless of icon size, apply vector-effect: non-scaling-stroke to the icon's children. See absolute-stroke-width for more details.