Radix Icons
A crisp set of 15×15 pixel-perfect icons designed by the WorkOS team for modern interfaces.
What is Radix Icons?
Radix Icons is a crisp set of 15×15 pixel-perfect icons designed by the WorkOS team for use in modern user interfaces. It provides a collection of consistently styled icons optimized for clarity and sharp rendering at various sizes. The icons are specifically crafted to integrate seamlessly into UI components and design systems.
Frontend developers, UI/UX designers, and product teams building modern web applications who need a reliable, consistent icon set for their interfaces.
Developers choose Radix Icons for its pixel-perfect execution, consistent visual style, and optimization specifically for UI contexts. The 15×15 design ensures sharp rendering while maintaining clarity across different display densities.
Overview
A crisp set of 15×15 icons designed by the @workos team.
Use Cases
Best For
- Building consistent design systems with standardized iconography
- Creating UI components that require crisp, recognizable icons
- Projects needing pixel-perfect icons at small sizes (15×15)
- Teams looking for a professionally designed open-source icon set
- Applications requiring icons with uniform stroke weights and visual harmony
- Design systems that prioritize clarity and minimal visual noise
Not Ideal For
- Projects requiring large, detailed icons for hero sections or marketing materials
- Teams needing icon sets with multiple style variations or animated components
- Applications that rely heavily on scalable vector icons for high-DPI displays without fixed dimensions
Pros & Cons
Pros
Each icon is meticulously crafted at 15×15 pixels, ensuring sharp rendering at various sizes, as highlighted in the key features for modern UIs.
Uniform stroke weights and style across the entire set make icons integrate seamlessly into design systems, supporting clarity and minimal noise.
Icons are specifically designed for user interfaces with clear recognition, optimized for digital products as per the project philosophy.
Covers common UI actions, navigation, and status indicators, providing a complete set for most interface needs without gaps.
Cons
Designed exclusively at 15×15 pixels, which may not scale well for applications requiring larger icon sizes without potential blurring or loss of detail.
The consistent style means fewer built-in variations for colors or strokes, requiring manual CSS adjustments for unique design flexibility.
Full documentation is hosted on radix-ui.com, which could slow down setup and reference compared to having comprehensive docs directly in the repository.
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