delete.svg
Overview
delete.svg is a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file that defines a compact, visually clear icon typically used to represent a "delete" action within a user interface. The SVG graphic is designed to be 20 by 20 pixels in size and leverages vector paths to render a stylized trash can or delete bin icon.
This file is intended for use in web or application frontends as an inline SVG component or as an asset loaded via an <img> tag or CSS background. Its purpose is purely presentational, providing a consistent, resolution-independent icon for user interactions involving deletion or removal of items.
File Content and Structure
The SVG consists of the following key elements:
<svg>container: Defines the canvas size (20x20 pixels) and viewport (viewBox="0 0 20 20") for the icon.<path>element: Encodes the vector shape of the icon with a singledattribute containing the path commands for drawing the trash can.Stroke styling: The path uses a stroke color
#667085(a muted gray-blue), a stroke width of approximately 1.67, and rounded line caps and joins to provide a smooth, polished appearance.
SVG Attributes Breakdown
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Icon dimensions (20px by 20px) |
| Coordinate system for drawing (0 to 20 in x and y) |
| No fill inside the shapes, only stroke visible |
| Stroke color of the icon lines |
| Thickness of the stroke lines |
| Rounded ends on stroke lines |
| Rounded corners where lines join |
Visual Description of the Icon
The icon visually represents a trash bin with:
A lid indicated by the horizontal top line.
Two vertical handles or bars in the middle symbolizing the bin's opening.
A container shape with rounded edges below the lid.
The path is drawn with smooth curves and lines for aesthetic appeal.
Usage Example
This SVG can be embedded inline in HTML or imported into frontend frameworks such as React, Vue, or Angular.
Inline Usage in HTML
<div class="icon-delete">
<!-- Paste the entire SVG code here -->
<svg width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 20 20" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
<path
d="M13.3333 5.00002V4.33335C13.3333 3.39993 13.3333 2.93322 13.1517 2.5767C12.9919 2.2631 12.7369 2.00813 12.4233 1.84834C12.0668 1.66669 11.6001 1.66669 10.6667 1.66669H9.33333C8.39991 1.66669 7.9332 1.66669 7.57668 1.84834C7.26308 2.00813 7.00811 2.2631 6.84832 2.5767C6.66667 2.93322 6.66667 3.39993 6.66667 4.33335V5.00002M8.33333 9.58335V13.75M11.6667 9.58335V13.75M2.5 5.00002H17.5M15.8333 5.00002V14.3334C15.8333 15.7335 15.8333 16.4336 15.5608 16.9683C15.3212 17.4387 14.9387 17.8212 14.4683 18.0609C13.9335 18.3334 13.2335 18.3334 11.8333 18.3334H8.16667C6.76654 18.3334 6.06647 18.3334 5.53169 18.0609C5.06129 17.8212 4.67883 17.4387 4.43915 16.9683C4.16667 16.4336 4.16667 15.7335 4.16667 14.3334V5.00002"
stroke="#667085" stroke-width="1.66667" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round" />
</svg>
</div>
Usage in React (as JSX)
const DeleteIcon = () => (
<svg width="20" height="20" viewBox="0 0 20 20" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
<path
d="M13.3333 5.00002V4.33335C13.3333 3.39993 13.3333 2.93322 13.1517 2.5767C12.9919 2.2631 12.7369 2.00813 12.4233 1.84834C12.0668 1.66669 11.6001 1.66669 10.6667 1.66669H9.33333C8.39991 1.66669 7.9332 1.66669 7.57668 1.84834C7.26308 2.00813 7.00811 2.2631 6.84832 2.5767C6.66667 2.93322 6.66667 3.39993 6.66667 4.33335V5.00002M8.33333 9.58335V13.75M11.6667 9.58335V13.75M2.5 5.00002H17.5M15.8333 5.00002V14.3334C15.8333 15.7335 15.8333 16.4336 15.5608 16.9683C15.3212 17.4387 14.9387 17.8212 14.4683 18.0609C13.9335 18.3334 13.2335 18.3334 11.8333 18.3334H8.16667C6.76654 18.3334 6.06647 18.3334 5.53169 18.0609C5.06129 17.8212 4.67883 17.4387 4.43915 16.9683C4.16667 16.4336 4.16667 15.7335 4.16667 14.3334V5.00002"
stroke="#667085" strokeWidth="1.66667" strokeLinecap="round" strokeLinejoin="round" />
</svg>
);
Implementation Details
The path
dattribute defines multiple segments using SVG path commands (Mfor move,Vfor vertical line,Hfor horizontal line,Cfor cubic Bézier curves).The curves create smooth edges on the trash bin's lid and body.
Stroke properties ensure the icon has a modern, minimalistic outline style with no fill.
The icon is designed to be visually balanced and easily recognizable even at small sizes.
Interaction with Other System Components
UI Components: This SVG is typically imported or referenced by UI components responsible for displaying actions related to deletion (e.g., delete buttons, confirmation dialogs).
Styling: Can be styled further via CSS or inline styles for color changes, hover effects, or size adjustments.
Accessibility: When used inline, it should be accompanied by appropriate ARIA attributes or alternative text to ensure accessibility.
Icon Sets: May be part of a larger icon set or design system ensuring consistent visual language across the application.
Visual Diagram
Below is a flowchart illustrating the role and usage flow of the delete.svg icon within a typical UI interaction:
flowchart TD
A[User Interface Component]
B[Delete Button with delete.svg Icon]
C[User Clicks Delete Button]
D[Trigger Delete Action]
E[Show Confirmation Dialog]
F[Perform Deletion]
A --> B
B --> C
C --> D
D --> E
E --> F
Explanation:
The icon resides within a UI component as a visual cue on a delete button.
When the user clicks the button, it triggers the delete action flow.
The flow may involve showing confirmation dialogs before performing the actual deletion.
The icon enhances usability by clearly indicating the purpose of the button.
Summary
Purpose: Provides a small, scalable "delete" icon for UI use.
Format: SVG vector graphic, 20x20 pixels, outlined style.
Usage: Embeddable inline or referenced as an asset in web or app frontends.
Design: Minimalist trash bin symbol with smooth, rounded strokes.
Integration: Commonly used inside buttons or clickable elements that initiate deletion workflows.
This file is a fundamental visual asset supporting consistent, intuitive user experiences related to data removal in applications.