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A search symbol belongs next to search; a custom abstract shape is rarely the best choice for basic navigation. Browse related icons from a single family to keep weight and proportions consistent.
Navigation patterns ↗Search thousands of open-source icons. Refine every detail with real stroke and fill controls. Export assets ready for your next project.
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Request an icon ↗24,593 icon names · Apache 2.0
Google’s extensive interface symbol family, with filled and outline variants for navigation, actions, media and everyday objects.
2,793 icon names · Apache 2.0
IBM’s precise visual language for enterprise dashboards, data tools, developer interfaces and business applications.
3,391 icon names · MIT
Medical equipment, health services, accessibility, anatomy and care settings, with outline and filled alternatives.
2,658 icon names · Apache 2.0
A broad outline family for commerce, travel, office tools, entertainment and interface controls.
1,072 icon names · MIT
Color artwork for programming languages, frameworks, databases and developer tools. Technology logos remain subject to their trademark rules.
745 icon names · MIT
Circular country, regional and other flags. Search country codes such as pk, gb and us; select the Color filter to preserve the artwork.
1,970 icon names · Apache 2.0
Solid symbols with a substantial visual weight for compact navigation, selected states, feature cards and application menus.
980 icon names · MIT
GitHub’s interface icon vocabulary for repositories, collaboration, source control, code review and technical documentation.
Adjust fill, stroke, size, orientation and color — then export a clean file in seconds.
Choose the right file based on destination, size and future editing needs.
Name interactive controls clearly and support keyboard focus.
A practical size scale for navigation icons, buttons, cards and touch targets, with CSS examples and optical-alignment checks.
Use outlines and filled variants consistently for navigation, selected states and dense interfaces without inventing extra meaning.
Examples of decorative SVG, informative images and accessible icon-only buttons, plus quick screen-reader and keyboard checks.
Learn why currentColor works on inline SVG, when img tags cannot be recolored, and how to handle multicolor artwork safely.
A React icon component pattern with size, color, accessible name and scalable SVG output, plus common integration pitfalls.
A repeatable icon review covering semantics, visual consistency, license tracking, performance, mobile behavior and file exports.
Choose a symbol for its meaning, not its decoration. Check the destination format, size and source license; then make sure the final action can be understood with or without the icon.
A search symbol belongs next to search; a custom abstract shape is rarely the best choice for basic navigation. Browse related icons from a single family to keep weight and proportions consistent.
Navigation patterns ↗Preview the drawing at 16, 20 and 24 pixels. Edit stroke and fill only when the original shape supports those treatments; use deliberate spacing and contrast.
Sizing guidance ↗Keep the SVG source, choose PNG when the destination requires it, give icon buttons accessible names, and retain collection credits with the delivered artwork.
Pre-launch checklist ↗Explore every icon by collection, check source licenses and download SVG artwork.
Browse the complete icon directory →Save brand presets, export sprite kits, and move your edits between browsers.
Read the new workspace guideCompare rendered SVG sizes, accessible button markup and selected navigation states.
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