What it does
Majesticons offers Line, Duotone and Solid SVG icons on a 24-pixel grid. A free MIT-licensed subset is available through npm, while paid Solo and Team licences add the full library and Figma file. Paid use is limited to 150 icons in each project.
Choose a style and access level
Browse the explorer, switch between Line, Duotone and Solid, then adjust stroke and color. The free majesticons npm package contains a reusable subset; browsing the larger catalog is also free. Paid access adds SVG copying and downloads, the Figma master file and future updates.
The official pricing section lists Solo at €129 once for one user and Team at €299 once for up to five users. Both cover unlimited projects, subject to the limit of 150 icons in each project. Team members receive their own accounts.
Check the project type
Paid licences allow commercial websites, apps and client deliverables. They exclude distributing the icons in UI kits, templates, themes or another icon library. Clients may receive work containing selected icons, but need their own licence to access and reuse the full collection independently.
Strengths
- The free npm subset is MIT-licensed for ongoing use.
- Paid access includes three styles, SVG downloads and the Figma master file.
Watch out for
- Paid projects may use no more than 150 icons each.
- Distributed UI kits, templates and themes are excluded by the paid licence.
Best for
- Product designers needing matching line and filled artwork
- Small teams sharing a licensed Figma icon library
Sources
- Majesticons styles and pricing (Oct 27, 2026)
- Majesticons free and commercial licences (Oct 27, 2026)