Clock Icons
A circle with two hands reads instantly as "time" — time-picker triggers, appointment durations, "last updated" timestamps, countdown or reminder features. This page collects clock icon variants across Pathwork's libraries, from a plain outline face to filled or alarm-bell-topped versions, so you can match the exact weight your booking form or dashboard needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Clock represents a specific time of day, while calendar represents a date or a span of time. Booking flows often use both together — a calendar icon for date selection and a clock icon for time selection — since they represent different, complementary pieces of scheduling information.
A plain clock represents time or scheduling generally, while a clock with a counterclockwise arrow around it typically represents 'history' or 'recent activity' — used for things like browsing history, recently viewed items, or undo/revert features. If you're building a 'recent items' feature specifically, the clock-with-arrow variant is usually the more accurate icon.
A clock icon fits general time-related labeling (like showing a scheduled time), while an alarm clock icon (a clock with bell shapes on top) more specifically implies a reminder or alert that will trigger at that time. For a 'set a reminder' feature, alarm clock tends to communicate the alert aspect more clearly than a plain clock.
A small plain clock icon paired with the relative timestamp text ('5 minutes ago', '2 hours ago') is a common, clear pattern for this — the icon reinforces that the adjacent text refers to time, without needing additional explanation.
Each icon keeps the license from its source library attached to it, and terms can differ depending on which library a specific icon comes from. Check the license shown on the individual icon's page before using it commercially.
Most time-picker trigger icons stay static regardless of the selected time, since dynamically positioning the clock hands to match the actual selected time adds complexity for little practical benefit — the selected time is typically shown as text next to or inside the input instead.