What it does
Flaticon supplies icons and stickers with collections and editing tools. Its main catalogue offers free PNG downloads with attribution and paid vector access, while the separate Uicons interface collection also has free SVG and font packages.
Add selected icons to a collection, organize it by project, then use Paint collection to recolor the group or edit symbols individually. The editor also includes size, rotation and flip controls. Registering adds collection features, and a free account is limited to three collections.
For the main stock catalogue, Free includes PNG downloads with creator credit; Premium adds SVG and other formats and removes attribution for content downloaded during an active subscription. Premium is sold monthly or annually. Despite the unlimited-download heading, its pricing FAQ sets a 2,000-icon daily limit.
Uicons is a useful exception to the general vector paywall. Its Get started guide offers free interface icons through CDN, a downloadable pack or @flaticon/flaticon-uicons, including individual SVGs, stylesheets and fonts. Free use still requires attribution.
The standard licence does not cover resale products where an icon is the main element. A separate Merchandising License is available for eligible assets. It also matters how client work is handed over: the terms permit a limited, tailored client-use arrangement with written authorization, rather than unrestricted sharing of icon files.
Strengths
- Collections can be organized and recolored together.
- Uicons provides a free SVG and webfont route for interface symbols.
Watch out for
- Main-catalogue vector formats and attribution-free downloads require Premium.
- Standard licensing excludes resale products centered on the icon.
Best for
- Presentation designers assembling project icon sets.
- Teams comparing stock icons with a dedicated interface collection.
Sources
- Flaticon: Vector Icons and Stickers (Oct 27, 2026)
- Flaticon Premium: Plans and Pricing (Oct 27, 2026)
- Uicons: Get Started (Oct 27, 2026)
- Flaticon Terms of Use: April 2026 (Oct 27, 2026)