Jdenticon Avatar Generator
Symmetric geometric identicons: hash-based patterns of triangles and squares
MIT SVG, PNG, Canvas npm runs locally
Ready-to-use samples
Generated with the Jdenticon package, served from this site.
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felix
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aneka
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jasper
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luna
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milo
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sage
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nova
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remy
Run Jdenticon in your project
Jdenticon renders in the browser or Node.js with no hosted endpoint. Install the npm package, or try the closest URL-driven identicon style below.
Want a live playground instead?
DiceBear has a hosted URL API with a similar look, so you can preview and download without installing anything.
Usage
npm
npm i jdenticon
import jdenticon from 'jdenticon';
const svg = jdenticon.toSvg('felix', 80);About Jdenticon
Generates GitHub-style geometric identicons as SVG, PNG, or canvas elements. Purely hash-based, no personal data is embedded in the pattern. Supports color themes and size configuration. Works in browser and Node.js.
Best for: Privacy-conscious apps, developer tools, security applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Jdenticon free to use commercially?
Jdenticon is licensed under MIT. This is a permissive license: you can use it in commercial projects with no royalties, though MIT requires keeping the license notice.
What output formats does Jdenticon support?
Jdenticon generates avatars as SVG, PNG, Canvas. SVG output scales to any size without quality loss, useful for retina displays and print.
Is there a hosted Jdenticon API?
No. Jdenticon ships as an npm package that renders locally, there is no hosted HTTP endpoint to call. The samples on this page were generated with that package.
Does the same seed always produce the same Jdenticon avatar?
Yes. Jdenticon is fully deterministic: the same seed value always renders the identical avatar, so you never need to store the generated image.