Chapter 56: Objects Icons

1. What is the “Icons Objects” Page?

This page collects only the icons that represent everyday physical objects, tools, items, devices, and miscellaneous things that don’t fit neatly into other categories (such as office supplies, stationery, household objects, personal items, hardware, etc.).

The “Objects” category in Font Awesome 5 is basically a catch-all / miscellaneous bucket for icons that are:

  • Not specifically tied to a theme like medical, music, food, hands, etc.
  • Common physical things people use in daily life, work, or creative projects

These icons are extremely useful for:

  • E-commerce product pages (pens, notebooks, scissors, tape)
  • Office / stationery stores
  • “What’s Included” lists (pens, notebooks, paper clips, stapler)
  • Graphic design toolkits (ruler, pencil, eraser)
  • “Stationery” or “Office Supplies” sections
  • Blog illustrations for “back to school”, “study setup”, “desk setup”
  • DIY / craft tutorials
  • Minimal UI elements (bookmark, tag, tag, bookmark, scissors)

In Font Awesome 5 free, the Objects category is medium-sized and very useful (around 25–40 icons, mostly solid fas style, some regular far). Newer versions (FA6/7) split and expanded this category a lot (adding many more office, stationery, and miscellaneous items), but FA5 free already has a very solid set of everyday object icons that are still widely used in 2026.

2. Main Free Objects Icons in Font Awesome 5 (From the W3Schools Page)

Here are the most important and frequently used ones you’ll see in the table (solid fas unless noted):

  • Pen ✍️ (fountain pen / writing pen) <i class=”fas fa-pen”></i>
  • Pen Alt ✍️ (alternative pen style) <i class=”fas fa-pen-alt”></i>
  • Pen Nib ✒️ (calligraphy pen nib) <i class=”fas fa-pen-nib”></i>
  • Pencil Alt ✏️ (pencil – writing/drawing) <i class=”fas fa-pencil-alt”></i>
  • Eraser 🧼 (eraser tool) <i class=”fas fa-eraser”></i>
  • Ruler 📏 (straight ruler) <i class=”fas fa-ruler”></i>
  • Ruler Horizontal 📏 (horizontal ruler) <i class=”fas fa-ruler-horizontal”></i>
  • Ruler Vertical 📏 (vertical ruler) <i class=”fas fa-ruler-vertical”></i>
  • Ruler Combined 📐 (triangle + straight ruler) <i class=”fas fa-ruler-combined”></i>
  • Scissors ✂️ <i class=”fas fa-cut”></i> or <i class=”fas fa-scissors”></i>
  • Paperclip 📎 <i class=”fas fa-paperclip”></i>
  • Bookmark 🔖 <i class=”fas fa-bookmark”></i> (regular: far fa-bookmark)
  • Tag 🏷️ <i class=”fas fa-tag”></i>
  • Tags 🏷️🏷️ (multiple tags) <i class=”fas fa-tags”></i>
  • Sticky Note 📝 (note / post-it) <i class=”fas fa-sticky-note”></i> (regular: far fa-sticky-note)
  • Envelope ✉️ (letter / mail) <i class=”fas fa-envelope”></i> (regular: far fa-envelope)
  • Envelope Open ✉️ (opened envelope) <i class=”fas fa-envelope-open”></i>
  • Stamp 🪙 (rubber stamp) <i class=”fas fa-stamp”></i>
  • Tape 📼 (adhesive tape / scotch tape) <i class=”fas fa-tape”></i>
  • Highlighter 🖍️ <i class=”fas fa-highlighter”></i>
  • Marker 🖍️ (permanent marker) <i class=”fas fa-marker”></i>
  • Paint Roller 🖌️ (wall painting roller) <i class=”fas fa-paint-roller”></i> (overlap with Design)
  • Brush 🖌️ (paint brush) <i class=”fas fa-brush”></i> (overlap with Design)

These are the core free Objects icons in FA5 — very clean and instantly understandable for any stationery, office, or everyday-item context.

3. Real Code Examples – How to Use Objects Icons

Example 1: Stationery / Office Supplies Store Section

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Example 2: “Back to School” Checklist

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Example 3: “Edit Document” / Office Button

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Example 4: “Desk Setup” Illustration

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4. Teacher Summary – Quick Recap

Font Awesome 5 Objects Icons = W3Schools’ page listing free everyday object / stationery icons like pen ✍️, pencil-alt ✏️, eraser 🧼, ruler 📏, scissors ✂️, paperclip 📎, bookmark 🔖, tag 🏷️, sticky-note 📝, envelope ✉️, stamp 🪙, highlighter 🖍️, etc.

Very useful for:

  • Stationery / office supply stores
  • Back-to-school / study setup pages
  • “Desk Essentials” illustrations
  • Document editing / office UI buttons
  • Real estate “What’s Included” lists

Got it now? Want me to:

  • Build a full “Back to School” or “Stationery Store” landing page demo with these icons?
  • Show how they look in a modern office desk setup illustration?
  • Compare FA5 vs FA6/7 objects icons (way more stationery & office items in newer versions)?
  • Or move to the next category like “Icons Medical” (wait — we already did Medical) or “Icons Money”?

Just tell your teacher — we’re stocking up the desk today! ✏️📎📓🚀

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