About Iconoplasm.

Iconoplasm assigns a unique color identity to every human protein-coding gene. These colors serve as visual mnemonics — persistent, recognizable identities that help you keep track of genes across tools and contexts.

Gene personas.

Each gene gets a deterministic color derived from its properties. Published genes also get a portrait — a visual representation of the protein's character.

Browse and search.

Explore the full catalog of 19,000+ gene personas. Search by gene symbol (like TP53, BRCA1) or by full name. Click any gene to see its color, portrait status, and links to external databases.