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SVGicons.com

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312K+ open-source SVG icons from 227 sets, free to browse and use, no account needed

Limited Free Tierfrom €6/month

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About SVGicons.com

SVGicons.com is a search engine for open-source SVG icons, indexing 312,000+ icons across 227 complete icon sets (Material Symbols, Fluent UI System Icons, Tabler, Phosphor, Lucide, Simple Icons, and more), each with its license, author, and SPDX identifier tracked so you check licensing once per set rather than once per file. The Basic tier requires no account at all: browse and search the catalog, copy SVG markup, view SVG source, and preview PNG Export Studio options. Creating a free Member account (no card required) adds Favorites, Quick Copy and Quick Download from icon cards, advanced copy formats (React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Astro, SwiftUI), Icon Studio exports (color, size, padding, rotation), free Icon Collections, and a one-time allowance of 15 Pro credits to try real Pro features like custom icons, saved styles, and ZIP exports. Paid Pro removes all limits and credit gating, and adds a scoped API, CLI, MCP server for AI coding tools, and VS Code collection sync, starting at €6/month (or a lifetime option) billed via Stripe.

Key Features

312K+ open-source SVG icons across 227 sets
License, author, and SPDX tracking per icon set
SVG optimizer, SVG-to-component converter, sprite generator, favicon generator
Icon Studio for restyling icons (color, size, stroke, background)
Icon Collections with SVG, PNG, sprite, and Iconify JSON exports (Pro)
Pro API, CLI, and hosted MCP server for AI coding tools

Pros & Cons

Genuinely free to browse, search, and copy SVG with no account
Free account unlocks downloads and framework component formats, no card
Every icon set's license and author are tracked and visible up front
Custom icons, styles, and bulk/ZIP exports are gated behind one-time Pro credits
API, CLI, and MCP access require paid Pro
Pro is a recurring subscription (lifetime option available at extra cost)

The free plan in practice

What you can actually do on SVGicons.com's free plan (Unlimited browsing and SVG copy free forever; downloads/exports beyond Quick Copy and 15 one-time Pro credits require Pro), where it stops, and when it's worth paying.

What you can do free

  • Browse and search 312K+ icons across 227 open-source sets, no account needed
  • Copy SVG markup and view SVG source from any icon page
  • Preview PNG Export Studio options
  • Free account: Favorites, Quick Copy/Download, Icon Collections
  • Free account: React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Astro, SwiftUI copy formats
  • Free account: one-time 15 Pro credits to try Pro features

Where it stops

  • No account required only covers browsing, copying, and previewing — downloads need a free account
  • Custom icons, saved styles, and ZIP/collection exports are credit-gated (15 free, then Pro)
  • No API, CLI, MCP server, or VS Code sync without paid Pro

When to upgrade to a paid plan

Stay on the free plan while you're comfortably under the free plan's limit (Unlimited browsing and SVG copy free forever; downloads/exports beyond Quick Copy and 15 one-time Pro credits require Pro). It's worth moving to a paid plan once you consistently bump into that ceiling, need to remove branding, or want features the free tier holds back. Paid plans start at €6/month.

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Free Plan Details

Free Plan
Free TierLimited Free Tier
User LimitUnlimited browsing and SVG copy free forever; downloads/exports beyond Quick Copy and 15 one-time Pro credits require Pro
Open Source

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