Common Glyph
Your own images in the menu bar.
Free forever · Open source · Nothing leaves your Mac · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Anything you like.
An image, an animated GIF, an emoji, or a piece of text. Add as many as you want, each its own menu bar item.

Made to fit.
Crop, rotate, and flip. Vision lifts the subject out of a photo, and Silhouette or Ink tints it like the system’s own icons.

A menu for each.
Edit the glyph, choose or paste a new image, add another, or hide it. New glyphs start beside the clock, so a menu bar manager doesn’t hide them.

Get started.
- Download CommonGlyph.zip, unzip it, and move Common Glyph to Applications.
- Open it The first time, macOS says it can't verify the developer: the build is signed but not notarized. Open System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click Open Anyway next to Common Glyph.
- Set it up Choose or paste an image in Settings, pick a style, and it appears beside the clock.
Or, from a terminal, with no Open Anyway step: curl -fsSL https://oddurs.github.io/common-tools/install.sh | sh -s -- glyph. Every step, with checksums, is in the install guide.