Font Awesome Workflow (for Web Designer, Front-end Developer)

[ruedap]

Download Font Awesome Workflow

 

 

Description

 

You can incremental search for Font Awesome Icons and paste it to front most app.

 

Screenshots (Animated GIF)

 

for coding HTML/CSS

 

 

 

for designing in Photoshop, Illustrator, etc

 

 

 

Usage

 

• Keyword fa: Search through Font Awesome Icons.
• Enter: Paste class name (for coding HTML/CSS. e.g. fa-arrow-circle-o-right)
• Ctrl + Enter: Paste character reference (for designing in Photoshop, Illustrator, etc)
• Shift + Enter: Paste character code (e.g. f18e)
• Cmd + Enter: Open in browser (e.g. http://fontawesome.io/icon/arrow-circle-o-right)

 

Download & Source Code

 

https://github.com/ruedap/alfred2-font-awesome-workflow

 

 

Feedback

 

By far the best way to give me feedback is to submit an issue on GitHub.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Edited December 19, 2013 by ruedap

[RodgerWW]

Wow, this is NICE! Can you do one for "WebHostingHub Glyphs" too?

[ruedap]

Wow, this is NICE! Can you do one for "WebHostingHub Glyphs" too?

 

Thanks :-) Maybe yes. but must create icon png files and icon names list.

[ruedap]

Bump version to 4.0.3.0 (Font Awesome 4.0.3)

 

• Ruby 2.1 support
• Improve version number (but, it is not SemVer)
• Replace to new PNG files using fa2png

Edited January 9, 2014 by ruedap

[nemrod]

GREAT !!!

 

I use it on Fireworks ... it doesn't work very well

In fact, it pastes it but with the default font, then I apply the Fontawesome and after I have to fix the width ...

 

BUT if I copy a icon from the web or from photoshop and paste it into FWcs6 it works well : it create a text field in Fontawesome with the icon.

I think it's a problem with how you handle the copy/paste 

[arsenty]

Best Workflow in my design and development process, use several months.

[Vero]

A quick note for users of this workflow on High Sierra:

 

Two users have reported recently that the Alfred 3 version of this Font Awesome workflow from Github (https://github.com/ruedap/alfred-font-awesome-workflow) on High Sierra specifically causes the "faw" process to run away with high CPU usage (which can be seen in Activity Monitor).

 

 

I've contacted the workflow creator to ask him to take a look at this issue, and invited him to pop a post here on the forum when he's been able to do so.

 

Until then, users who see this issue can simply disable the workflow and restart Alfred / their Mac, to stop the high CPU usage.

 

Cheers,
Vero

[xilopaint]

A new version supporting High Sierra has been released.

[dfay]

Catalina flags this as unable to check for malware. Same with the latest version from GitHub.  Contains an unsigned binary.

[tjockis]

Nice!

any plans on launching font awesome 6?

and launching some version where we can use pro subscription to get those icons too?

Edited October 23, 2020 by tjockis

[anthony0030]

+1 for V6 with PRO icons