Wired
According to 9to5 Mac, at the WWDC 2021 Global Developers Conference, Apple launched the SF Symbols 3 icon library, which has 600 new icons. Following the official release of SF Symbols 3 at the end of September, Apple has now released the SF Symbols 3.1 icon library update, which not only brings bug fixes, but also adds more symbols or icons to the app.
As Mike Stern mentioned on Twitter, in addition to the 600 icons added in the previous update, this update also brings “dozens of new symbols.”
Apple SF Symbols is a library containing more than 3200 symbols, developers can use in their projects. In addition to 600 new icons, SF Symbols 3 features improved color customization, a new inspector, and improved support for custom symbols.
SF Symbols has more than 3200 symbols and is an icon library designed to seamlessly integrate with the system font San Francisco on the Apple platform. Symbols have nine weights and three scales, and they are automatically aligned with the text label. They can be exported and edited in vector graphics editing tools to create custom symbols with shared design features and accessibility features.
SF Symbols 3.1 can be downloaded on the Apple developer website. Installing SF Symbols 3 requires a Mac computer with macOS Catalina or higher.
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