What it does
Mono Icons is an open icon set for digital products. Its documentation provides SVG selection and copying, a Figma file and webfont use through self-hosted CSS or a versioned CDN.
Mono Icons offers selected SVG downloads and a webfont. Designers can copy artwork from the icon browser or duplicate the linked Figma file. Developers can install mono-icons, import its stylesheet or load the versioned CDN stylesheet.
The font uses names such as mi-add, combining the mi- prefix with the symbol name. Selected SVG files are useful for a small group of controls; the font route gives a shared CSS-based way to render a larger set. The documented CDN example pins a version, so its URL identifies a specific package release.
The library is free under MIT. The author appreciates a credit link but does not require that link; the copyright and permission notice still belongs with distributed copies. Public SVG and package downloads do not require a Mono Icons account.
Strengths
- Supports selected SVGs, Figma and a webfont.
- Documents names and a versioned CDN route.
Best for
- Small product interfaces needing a single icon family.
- Design and development teams sharing a simple SVG workflow.
Sources
- Mono Icons official README (Oct 27, 2026)
- Mono Icons MIT license (Oct 27, 2026)