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Mirror icons

15 icons carry the tag mirror, across Interface, Data Engineering, DevOps, Home, Agents and Cloud. Calendar sync, Cloud sync, Dressing table and 12 more — each in outline and duotone at three weights, with the code for React, Vue, Svelte, Flutter and more.

The 15 mirror icons, described

Calendar synccalendar-sync
A calendar with a sync loop on it — keep this calendar in step with another.
Cloud synccloud-sync
A cloud with a sync loop under it — keep this copy and the cloud copy the same.
Dressing tabledressing-table
The table with the mirror over it.
Flip horizontalflip-h
Flip horizontal — the mirror twin of an object across a vertical line.
Flip horizontalflip-horizontal
Flip horizontal — mirror an object left to right across a vertical axis.
Flip verticalflip-v
Two triangles mirrored across a horizontal axis — flip an object or layer vertically.
Flip verticalflip-vertical
Flip vertical — mirror an object top to bottom across a horizontal axis.
Folder syncfolder-sync
A folder with two arrows on it — keep this folder in step with its copy elsewhere.
Image mirrorimage-mirror
Arrows trading places above the shelf — a registry that keeps a copy of another's images.
Mirrormirror
The glass on its stand.
Reflectreflect
Reflect — look back at what was just done and review it before going on.
Replicareplica
A replica — the standby copy that answers reads and takes over if the primary fails.
Shadow deployshadow-deploy
Shadow deploy — the new version runs beside the old on mirrored traffic, unseen by users.
Syncsync
Sync — both sides ending up the same, a two-way mirror or replication.
Two-way syncsync-two-way
Two-way sync — each side gets what the other has, a mirror in both directions.

In code, each is one import — import { CalendarSync } from "@iconmind/react/icons/calendar-sync" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

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Every mirror icon, free to ship

15 of 5,287 icons compiled from one grid — outline and duotone, three weights, every cell generated rather than redrawn. MIT licensed: commercial use, no attribution, no seat count.