Motion-first React components for shadcn and AI agents, with every curve already tuned
2,615 icons for React, Figma and SVG, optically tuned at every size
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 65 open source components under MIT license. Pro Solo early-bird: $149 (regular $199). Pro Team early-bird: $349 (regular $449). One payment covers all current and future Pro components.
Free: 1,263 icons in 27 categories with line, solid and duotone styles. Single: $49 one-time for 2,615 icons with multi-select and bulk export. Team: $129 one-time for 5 seats. Enterprise: $349 one-time for unlimited seats. All paid plans include lifetime updates.
Key features
65 free components under MIT license
31 Pro components with source code included
MCP server for AI agent integration
Works with Next.js 16 and React 19
Light and dark mode support
Respects reduced-motion settings
Tuned motion springs and curves
Concentric corner radius design
Markdown documentation for AI models
New Pro components added weekly
Three styles: line, solid and duotone from one shared shape
Native size fits at 16, 20 and 24px with optical tuning per size
React package with tree-shakeable components
Figma plugin with search, customization and multi-select
SVG export with live controls for size, stroke, corners and color
Bulk export and ZIP download for multiple icons
GitHub repository with all free icons as plain SVG files
Figma library file with components and variants
What makes it different
All components tuned with motion springs and curves optimized per interaction
Built-in MCP server enables AI agents to automatically install components
One-time lifetime payment covers all current and future Pro components
Source code ownership with MIT and commercial licenses
Concentric corner radii maintained across all components
Optical corrections tuned at each size so small icons stay sharp
One-time purchase with lifetime updates, no subscription
Free set is frozen free and published under MIT license