What it does
Iconset organizes SVG libraries with sets, folders and tags, and provides editing, checks and export into several developer formats.
Iconset keeps imported SVG folders, IconJar libraries and prepared sets in one desktop library on Mac or Windows. Organize with folders, tags, favorites and collections, then use the built-in open-source catalog offline to fill gaps. Library folders can also be shared through an existing cloud-storage service.
Studio adjusts color, stroke, padding, rotation and size. Pro exports include framework components, SVG sprites, CSS classes and PNG variants; SVG Doctor checks for issues such as scripts, missing viewBoxes and hard-coded colors. The free edition includes checks, while one-click fixes and the broader export tools require Pro.
Free use continues up to 500 icons and three collections, after a 14-day trial of the Pro features. No account is needed. Paid licenses are one-time purchases: Pro includes a year of updates and keeps working afterward, while Pro Lifetime includes future updates. Imported and bundled artwork retains its own license.
Strengths
- One library can organize imported SVG folders and IconJar files.
- Batch export covers components, sprites and raster output.
Watch out for
- Free libraries are limited to 500 icons and three collections.
- Code formats, batch export and automated fixes require Pro.
Best for
- Teams maintaining a reusable SVG library
- Designers preparing icons for multiple frontend formats
Sources
- SVG Icon Manager for Mac and Windows - Iconset (Oct 27, 2026)
- Pricing - Iconset (Oct 27, 2026)