Twitter SVG Icons
Twitter bird and X logos for share buttons, social footers, and profile links. Both the legacy bird and the current X mark are collected, in filled and outline styles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bird or X logo: which should I ship?
The X mark is the current official brand. The bird persists in older content and still tests as recognizable, but new builds should use X to match where the link actually goes.
How do I build a share-to-X link?
Use https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text= with URL-encoded text and url parameters. The intent endpoint still works under the X domain and needs no SDK or JavaScript.