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party-popper icon

9 strokes on a 24 unit grid, drawn from Lucide's party-popper and bowed by the generator. Search finds it under emoji, congratulations, celebration, party, tada.

Component
PartyPopper
Also found as
emojicongratulationscelebrationpartytada馃帀馃帄excitementexcitingexcitesconfetti
24 px, stroke 2, shown at 6x
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Not installed yet? Installation

React
import { PartyPopper } from "@sketchyicons/react";

<PartyPopper />

At the sizes you ship

Every size below is the same geometry, scaled. 15 px is where a bowed stroke either holds or turns to mud, so it is the one worth looking at before you commit to the glyph.
  • 15 px
  • 20 px
  • 24 px
  • 32 px
  • 48 px
  • 64 px
party-popper rendered at 15, 20, 24, 32, 48, 64 pixels.

In an interface

The same glyph in the containers it ends up inside, then at 15 px beside 13 px text, in a button, in a field, in a row and in a sentence. Pick a colour above and every surface below follows it. Nothing here is clickable.

Near it in the set

Glyphs that share a name, a set or a search term with party-popper.

The file

The same glyph sits at a fixed address as a plain file, drawn at 24 px with stroke 2: /svg/party-popper.svg. It is MIT licensed, and the geometry is derived from Lucide's party-popper (opens in a new tab) 1.27.0, ISC. This page renders @sketchyicons/data 0.5.0, the same geometry every framework package is built from.