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Icônes

Browse 200,000+ open-source icons from 150+ icon sets in one place.

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What is Icônes?

Icônes is a fast icon explorer built on Iconify. It brings more than 150 open-source icon sets together, including Material, Tabler, Lucide, Phosphor and many more, with over 200,000 icons in total.

Search across every set at once, then copy an icon as SVG, as a component for your framework, or as a data URL. Each set shows its license so you know how you can use it.

License and usage

It depends on the item. Icônes shows a license for each download; many allow commercial use, but some require attribution or are for personal use only. Always check the license on the download page.

Check the license. Licenses can change, and some items inside a library have their own terms. Always confirm the license on the original website before using a resource in your project.

What you get

  • 150+ icon sets in one search
  • Copy as SVG, JSX, Vue and more
  • Collect icons into a bag and download
  • License shown per set

Pros

  • Huge choice in one place
  • Very fast search
  • Many copy formats

Cons

  • Licenses differ between sets
  • Easy to mix inconsistent styles

Best for

Developers needing icons quicklyComparing icon setsBuilding icon bundles

Icônes FAQ

Is Icônes free?

Icônes is free and open source. Each icon set has its own license, which is shown in the set's details.

Can I use Icônes for commercial projects?

It depends on the item. Icônes shows a license for each download; many allow commercial use, but some require attribution or are for personal use only. Always check the license on the download page.

Do I need an account to download from Icônes?

No. You can browse icones.js.org and download without signing up.

What are some alternatives to Icônes?

Other free options include Lucide, Heroicons, Phosphor Icons, Tabler Icons and Iconoir.

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