
Iconaut
2,615 icons for React, Figma and SVG, optically tuned at every size
An icon library with 1,263 free MIT-licensed icons and 1,352 Pro icons in line, solid and duotone styles, available as React components, SVG files, or a Figma
About this launch

Iconaut is a comprehensive icon library containing 2,615 icons across 60 categories, with 1,263 free icons under MIT license and 1,352 Pro icons. Each icon is drawn on a single 24px grid with optical corrections tuned at three sizes: 16, 20, and 24px, ensuring sharpness at every dimension. The free core offers line, solid, and duotone styles with no account or build step required, available through multiple methods: installing the npm React package, copying SVG files, or cloning the repository.
For Figma designers, Iconaut provides a plugin that places all 2,615 icons inside the canvas with search, customization controls for size, stroke, corners and color, and swap-safe single-shape icons that preserve color overrides when swapping components. The Pro tier ($49 one-time) adds 33 specialized icon packs, multi-select, bulk export, and saved style presets. All plans include lifetime updates with no subscription fees.
What it does
- 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
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
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.
Shopper questions
Are the free Iconaut icons really free?
Yes. 1,263 icons across 27 categories are MIT licensed for use in personal and commercial work, modification, and shipping in products. Attribution is appreciated but never required, and there is no account, card, or build step needed.
What is not free?
Two things: the 33 Pro packs containing 1,352 specialized icons, and the Figma plugin's power features including multi-select with bulk export and saved style presets. The free set remains frozen free, meaning categories that shipped free will never become paid.
Why is a 16px Iconaut icon a different drawing?
Scaling one drawing down does not work because a 24px icon shrunk to 16px retains detail too fine to resolve. Iconaut authors native fits at 16, 20 and 24px, each with its own stroke token, so at 16px a simplified compact drawing takes over on icons with fine detail.
Can I use Iconaut icons in a product I sell?
Yes, icons can be used in websites, apps, software, templates, UI kits, presentations and client work. MIT requires only that the license notice travels with copies of the icon files themselves. Icons cannot be resold as a standalone pack or used as a logo or trademark.
Is there an Iconaut package for my framework?
React today, as iconaut-react. Everything else works from the SVGs: they are plain files with no wrapper, every path takes currentColor, and the repository ships all three native fits in all three styles.
Iconaut has a free listing. The owner can unlock the full profile with a paid launch for $5:
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- Demo video (locked)
- Dofollow website link (locked)
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