All Microsoft Fabric icons for diagramming
Do you often have to draw up diagrams of data flows or data architectures and would you like to use Microsoft Fabric icons in your diagrams? Then this post is for you! I always found it hard to find the right icons I needed, so I’ve put them all on this single page for easy access, both as PNG and SVG.
Right-click and Save Link As… on the links below to download the ones you need.
All graphics and trademarks below are the property and copyright of the Microsoft group of companies. Use them according to the Microsoft Trademark and Brand Guidelines . I don’t work for Microsoft, I merely list them here for usage in software architecture diagrams demonstrating the usage of Microsoft Fabric and related technologies.
Microsoft Fabric
Data Activator
Data Factory
OneLake
Power BI
Synapse Data Engineering
Synapse Data Science
Synapse Data Warehouse
Synapse Real-Time Analytics
App
Azure SQL
Azure Synapse Link
Dashboard
Real-time Dashboard
Data Warehouse
DataFlow
External DataFlow
Streaming DataFlow
Data Mart
External Data Mart
Data Pipeline
Dataset
External Dataset
Shared Dataset
Streaming Dataset
DataVerse
Excel Workbook
Experiments
KQL Database
KQL QuerySet
Lakehouse
Microsoft Purview
Model
Notebook
Report
Paginated Report
Scorecard
Shortcut / Link
Spark Job
Workspace
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