What it does
Meteor Icons provides SVG artwork and packages for several web frameworks. Its catalog supports category, color, stroke and size controls, and its repository documents a shared-source build system.
Meteor’s browser lets you select an icon, adjust its color, stroke and size, then copy a minimal or full SVG. PNG and SVG export options are available alongside framework code. This gives a designer or developer a direct way to adapt a symbol before placing it in an interface.
Framework packages cover React, Vue, Svelte, Astro and other web stacks. They are generated from one canonical icon map, while the core distribution also includes raw SVGs, a sprite and browser JavaScript. That shared source keeps the delivery choices tied to the same artwork.
The library is free under MIT, with public packages and downloadable artwork. The project describes continuing work on visual consistency, so inspect a group of chosen symbols together when matching a toolbar. Retain the licence notice with redistributed copies.
Strengths
- Exposes SVG copying and live visual controls.
- Generates several framework packages from shared source.
Watch out for
- The project documents continuing work on visual consistency.
Best for
- Developers inspecting and adapting SVG source.
- Products needing one icon vocabulary across web frameworks.
Sources
- Meteor Icons (Oct 27, 2026)
- Meteor Icons official README (Oct 27, 2026)
- Meteor Icons MIT license (Oct 27, 2026)