Flame Icon
flame · Nature Travel · 6 styles
Solar Icons draws Flame as part of its Nature Travel collection. It is one of 9 glyphs in that category and one of 1,246 icons in the library overall, each drawn on the same 24x24 grid so Flame lines up optically with everything around it. The icon is addressed in templates by the string "flame", and every style variant resolves from that single name.
What the outline actually encodes is the idea of landscapes, plants and travel. That places Flame in the Nature Travel family, which covers landscapes, plants and travel and turns up in trip cards, sustainability badges, onboarding art and category headers. Teams building travel and lifestyle products reach for this set first. Use Flame where the label alone would be ambiguous — an icon-only button, a dense table row, a mobile tab bar — and keep an accessible name on the control, because the SVG itself is decorative.
Flame in 6 styles
Flame is exported in 6 style variants: Bold, Bold Duotone, Linear, Outline, Broken and Line Duotone. Bold gives you solid filled shapes that hold their weight at 16px and read clearly against coloured backgrounds. Bold Duotone gives you a filled body with a second, lower-opacity layer that adds depth without a second colour token. Linear gives you even 1.5px strokes, the neutral default for dense interfaces and toolbars. A common pairing is Bold for the selected state and Line Duotone for the rest, so the active item reads without a colour change.
FlameBoldFlameBoldDuotoneFlameLinearFlameOutlineFlameBrokenFlameLineDuotoneHow to use the flame icon in Angular
There is no sprite sheet and no runtime registry lookup over the network. Import FlameBold from the "@rchernando/solar-icons/nature-travel" entry point, hand it to provideSolarIcons in your application config or in a route-level providers array, and render it with the solar-icon component. All 6 exports for flame live in that same entry point, so switching style is a one-line change.
import { FlameBold, FlameBoldDuotone, FlameLinear, FlameOutline, FlameBroken, FlameLineDuotone } from '@rchernando/solar-icons/nature-travel';import { ApplicationConfig } from '@angular/core';
import { provideSolarIcons } from '@rchernando/solar-icons';
import { FlameBold } from '@rchernando/solar-icons/nature-travel';
export const appConfig: ApplicationConfig = {
providers: [provideSolarIcons(FlameBold)]
};<solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="bold" size="24px" />
<solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="bold-duotone" size="24px" />
<solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="linear" size="24px" />
<solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="outline" size="24px" />
<solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="broken" size="24px" />
<solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="line-duotone" size="24px" />More Nature Travel icons
Icons drawn alongside it in Nature Travel include Leaf, Suitcase, Suitcase Lines, Suitcase Tag, Bonfire, Fire, Fire Minimalistic and Fire Square. They share stroke weight and corner radius with Flame, so mixing them in one toolbar stays consistent.
Browse all Nature Travel icons →Elsewhere in the library
Outside this category, Radar, Bag Cross, List Check Minimalistic, Text Italic, Dumbbells and Ruler Pen cover neighbouring ideas; the name "flame" is 5 characters long and splits into 1 token, which is how the explorer's search matches it.
Flame icon FAQ
- How do I use the flame icon in Angular?
- Import FlameBold from "@rchernando/solar-icons/nature-travel", register it with provideSolarIcons(FlameBold) and render <solar-icon name="flame" iconStyle="bold" />. No HTTP request is made — the SVG is inlined at build time.
- Which styles does Flame support?
- 6 of them: Bold, Bold Duotone, Linear, Outline, Broken and Line Duotone. Each is a separate export, so you only ship the ones you import.
- Can I change the size and colour of flame?
- Yes. The size input accepts any CSS length and the SVG uses currentColor, so Flame inherits the text colour of its container — a Tailwind class such as text-violet-400 is enough.
One of 1,246 icons in the Solar Icons explorer. See also the installation guide and the styling reference.