What it does
Iconsax combines a free icon collection with paid static and animated icons. Designers can select and customize artwork in the web gallery or Figma plugin; developers also have a web-component package. Free downloads do not require an account, but the assets use Iconsax’s own licence.
Select, adjust and export
Use the gallery’s category and style filters, then click an icon to change its color, stroke or size. Selected Icons holds a temporary collection. Its Configuration section applies settings across that selection and downloads the chosen icons as a ZIP, with SVG, PNG, WebP and code options documented. Premium accounts add saved Projects and animated artwork.
Developers can install the iconsax package and render its web component with name, type, size and color attributes. Free assets need no key or product account.
Free use and premium conditions
The free licence permits personal and commercial end products. Templates and UI kits require credit; loose-icon redistribution is restricted. Premium adds individual or team access, and distributed digital products have additional quantity and attribution rules.
Strengths
- Selected Icons can export a custom ZIP with shared color and size settings.
- Free web and plugin downloads are available without an Iconsax account.
Watch out for
- Templates and UI kits require attribution under the stated licence.
- The free licence covers one individual rather than shared team access.
Best for
- Designers collecting matching icons in Figma or a web gallery
- Developers using one custom element across different frameworks
Sources
- Iconsax icon platform (Oct 27, 2026)
- Iconsax getting started (Oct 27, 2026)
- Iconsax free and Premium usage rules (Oct 27, 2026)
- Iconsax web-component installation (Oct 27, 2026)