What it does
IconOven combines an interface-icon library with app-icon products, offering free Stroke artwork and paid additional styles.
IconOven connects UI artwork with several implementation routes. Adjust stroke, corners, style and color, then copy SVG or JSX, save a PNG, or use Apple-oriented and motion exports. Small optical sizes have separate drawings, which helps when the same symbol appears in a toolbar and a larger panel.
Stroke is free under MIT. Pro costs US$59 a year for one seat and opens the additional styles; Max is US$89 a year and adds Figma source, requested icons and a CI key. Framework packages provide another route into an application.
Paid access has an important project boundary. Icons already used in a delivered product remain licensed for that product after the plan ends. New end products, downloads and updates need an active plan. A named seat covers a person using the icons in design or code; redistributing an icon library, template or picker requires additional permission. Keep the MIT notice with redistributed free files.
Strengths
- Export routes cover web, Apple interfaces and motion.
- Free Stroke files have a separately stated MIT license.
Watch out for
- Starting new end products with paid styles requires an active plan.
- Templates and icon-selection products need additional permission.
Best for
- Teams coordinating app and web interface symbols
Sources
- UI icons for apps and websites | IconOven (Oct 27, 2026)
- UI icons licence: Free, Pro and Max | IconOven (Oct 27, 2026)