A free collection of 1000+ pixel-perfect vector icons and icon fonts for websites, apps, and creative projects.
Unicons is a free, open-source icon library offering over 1000 pixel-perfect vector icons and icon fonts designed by IconScout. It provides scalable, high-quality icons for websites, applications, and creative projects, solving the need for consistent and accessible iconography in digital design.
Frontend developers, UI/UX designers, and mobile app developers who need versatile, ready-to-use icons for web and mobile interfaces.
Developers choose Unicons for its extensive collection, multiple format options (SVG, font, npm), and dedicated framework support (React, Vue, Flutter), making it easy to integrate high-quality icons without design overhead.
Discover Unicons, a free collection of beautifully crafted 7000+ SVG icons, 3D icons, animated icons and icon fonts. Perfect for websites, apps, and creative projects. Start designing with Unicons today on IconScout!
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Unicons offers icons as SVG, icon fonts, and npm packages, providing flexible integration options for developers and designers, as detailed in the Getting Started section.
Dedicated components for React, Vue.js, React Native, and Flutter make it easy to use in modern applications, with official GitHub repos linked in the README.
SVG files are accessible via Icondrop for popular design tools like Sketch and Adobe XD, streamlining the workflow for UI/UX designers.
The library includes line, solid, and monochrome styles, allowing developers to match different design aesthetics, as mentioned in the key features.
The roadmap lists thin-line style, CSS animations, and customizable SVG sprites as not yet implemented, limiting current functionality for users needing these options.
Some framework packages, like Vue-unicons by Anton Reshetov, are community-supported, which could lead to inconsistent maintenance or updates compared to official components.
Current SVG usage lacks control over attributes like stroke and fill, as the roadmap indicates future plans for SVG sprites with such features, restricting real-time customization.