Iconoir
Website·Design & DevelopmentIconoir is an open source icon library of more than 1,600 SVG icons on a 24×24 grid, MIT-licensed and signup-free; you can browse and download icons on its own site.
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Sources for finding and downloading SVG or PNG icon sets for a website, an app interface or a presentation. First decide where and under which license you will use the icons: a personal project, client work, a product you sell or a logo each need different permissions.
Good to know: Free-use terms vary by tool and plan. When a card lists no tool-specific limit, check quotas, watermarks and export terms on the official page.
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iconmonstr
Website·Design & Developmenticonmonstr is an icon site with more than 4,784 free icons in 316 collections, searchable, and downloaded after accepting a license agreement.
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The Noun Project
Website·Design & DevelopmentThe Noun Project is a large icon library of vector icons and photos made by creators, downloadable as SVG and PNG, with free downloads and paid royalty-free licenses.
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Phosphor Icons
Website·Design & DevelopmentPhosphor Icons is an MIT-licensed icon family for interfaces, diagrams and presentations, with 1,248 icons and six weights (thin, light, regular, bold, fill, duotone).
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What should you compare?
Search for the five to ten icons you need within one set and check that stroke width, corner radius and filled or outline style match. If the icons are for an interface, download the SVG and check that it stays sharp when you change its color and size.
The license is the main decision: read the license page to see whether the free download allows commercial use, whether attribution is required and whether use as part of a logo or trademark is restricted. Do not add icons to your product without a clearly stated license; confirm on the official pricing page what a paid plan changes.
Should I download SVG or PNG? SVG stays sharp at any size, can be recolored in code and is usually a small file, which suits websites and app interfaces. PNG has a fixed resolution and works for presentations or documents that need no editing.
How do I give attribution for free icons? Licenses that require attribution usually ask you to show the author, the source and the license name somewhere visible; the exact form is written in the license text. On sites that sell plans to remove attribution, check that condition before you buy.
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This comparison is based on published official documentation. It is not a hands-on test or a quality ranking. Unknown features are not treated as verified.
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| App name | Where will you use it? | Free output | No account needed | No watermark | Works offline | Batch processing | Content language | Good to know / Sources and review date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iconoir | Website | Yes | Yes | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Sources and review date |
| iconmonstr | Website | Yes | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Sources and review date |
| The Noun Project | Website | Yes | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Check each tool’s plan separately; one feature’s allowance does not cover another. Sources and review date |
| Phosphor Icons | Website | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Not verified | Sources and review date |
Notes that apply to several tools
- Check the official page for current quotas and output conditions.