Can you use Webflow's native icons like Close (X), Arrows (< >), and Hamburger/Menu icons instead of third-party tools like Font Awesome?

Yes, Webflow provides native icons such as Close (X), Arrows, and Hamburger/Menu through its built-in components and icons included in elements, so you don't need third-party libraries like Font Awesome.

1. Use Webflow’s Built-In Symbols and Components

• Navbar Component: The default Navbar element in Webflow includes a Hamburger Menu icon and a Close (X) icon by default. These are part of the menu button interactions.
• You can customize their appearance (size, color, position) in the Style panel, but their base SVG structure is built-in.

2. Use the “Icons” Inside Components

• In certain components, like sliders or dropdowns, Webflow uses native SVG icons (e.g., arrows).
• These icons are editable directly in the Designer, so you can style or even replace the SVG if needed.
• No extra code required — Webflow handles accessibility and interaction natively.

3. Manually Add Webflow’s Standard Icons

• If you don’t want a full component like a navbar, you can copy an icon (like the hamburger or close icon) from a Webflow component (e.g., Navbar), then paste it into any part of your project.
• These icons are SVG elements, so you can reuse them freely in your layouts.

4. Alternative: Use Webflow’s SVG Asset Upload

• If you find that a native icon from a component doesn’t meet your needs, you can upload an SVG directly to the Assets panel, then drag it onto the canvas.
• These are still lightweight and native to your project, unlike external libraries like Font Awesome.

Summary

Yes, you can use Webflow’s native icons like Close, Arrows, and Hamburger from built-in components or SVGs — no need for Font Awesome. These icons are editable, accessible, and fully integrated into Webflow’s visual tools.