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Best Icon Libraries 2026

Icon libraries package icons for use in interfaces and design work. This guide helps you compare options for a project across web, mobile, desktop and API access.

Compare free plans, paid starting prices, icon formats and style coverage. Check commercial-use terms, Figma plugins and icon-font support before choosing.

01

Lordicon suits designers and developers who need animated icons in varied formats or integrations.

Free plan From $8 a month, billed yearly AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsAPI
02

Font Awesome

Font Awesome suits developers and designers who want a reusable icon library for web projects or desktop design tools.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record5.7 Visit
03

The Noun Project

The Noun Project suits designers and creators looking for icons or stock photos across common design and document workflows.

WebWindowsMac+1
Record5.7 Visit
04

Nucleo

Nucleo offers over 40,000 premium SVG icons with web and desktop apps for browsing, customization and code export.

WebWindowsMac
Record5.6 Visit
6 WebMacBrowser extension+1 $13 a year Record5.4 Visit
7
Ionicons

Ionicons suits developers building web, mobile, or desktop apps who need a reusable icon set.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+3 Free plan Record5.4 Visit
8
Hugeicons

Hugeicons suits designers and developers creating web or mobile interfaces, especially those using its listed frameworks, formats, or design integrations.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $99 a year Record5.3 Visit
9
Tabler Icons

Tabler Icons suits designers and developers building apps, websites, and design systems.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb $9 one-time Record5.2 Visit
10
UI Faces

UI Faces suits designers creating mockups, prototypes, and commercial products that need avatar imagery.

Web $3 one-time Record5.1 Visit
11
Ant Design Icons

Ant Design Icons suits interface developers who want SVG graphics across supported frameworks and customizable styles.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb Free plan Record5.0 Visit
12
Eva Icons

Eva Icons suits designers and developers looking for a free icon set for web, iOS, or Android products.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb Free plan Record5.0 Visit
13
Lucide

Lucide suits designers and developers who want customizable icons in varied frameworks and formats.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb Free plan Record5.0 Visit
14
Material Symbols

It suits designers and developers who need reusable icons for web, Android or iOS projects.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2 Free plan Record5.0 Visit
15 WebWindowsMac+2 Free plan Record4.8 Visit
16
IconArchive

IconArchive is a tag-based search engine with more than 800,000 PNG and SVG icons for design projects.

WebWindowsMac+1 Free plan Record4.8 Visit
17
Iconoir

Iconoir suits developers and designers looking for a free icon library with options for web, app, and design tools.

iPhone & iPadWeb Free plan Record4.7 Visit
18
Material Design Icons

It suits designers and developers who need icons for design or development, particularly those working with the documented tools and frameworks.

AndroidWebWindows Free plan Record4.7 Visit
19
Boxicons

Boxicons suits designers and developers who need customizable web icons and framework-ready exports.

Web $39 a year Record4.6 Visit
20 WebAPI Free plan Record4.5 Visit
21 WebAPISelf-hosted Free plan Record4.4 Visit
22 Web Free plan Record4.4 Visit
23 WebBrowser extension Free plan Record4.3 Visit
24 Web Free plan Record4.3 Visit
25 Web Free plan Record4.3 Visit

Before you choose

Check platform fit

Start with where you need to browse or use icons. The listed platform categories include web, iOS, macOS, Android, Windows and API access.

Confirm that a library supports the platform and workflow you need before building around it.

Compare formats and styles

Icon formats and style coverage can affect how a library fits a project. Compare those fields with the assets and visual approach you need.

Review commercial-use terms

If you plan to use icons commercially, check the library's commercial-use terms. Do not assume that a free plan sets the rules for every use.

Look at the way you can try it

Compare free-plan availability with paid starting prices. A free plan and a free trial are different options, so check which one applies before committing.

Check design and development tools

A Figma plugin may fit a design workflow; API access or an icon font may matter for implementation. Check the relevant fields against your project needs.

Questions

What should I compare when choosing an icon library?
Compare icon formats, style coverage, commercial-use terms and platform support. Figma plugin, API access and icon-font availability may also matter to your workflow.
Can I use an icon library for free?
The list compares free plans, paid starting prices and free trials. Check the specific library's plan details and terms before choosing.
Does a free plan mean commercial use is allowed?
Not necessarily. Check the library's commercial-use terms; a free plan does not by itself establish what uses are permitted.
Do icon libraries work on Android?
Android is one of the platform categories compared here. Confirm Android support for the specific library you are considering.
What is the difference between API access and an icon font?
They are separate comparison fields. Check whether a library offers the access method or font support your project needs.