What it does
Radix Icons is a set of 15-by-15 interface icons published by WorkOS under MIT. It offers SVG downloads, a Figma resource and individual React components.
The catalog’s typography, alignment, borders and component groups suit compact editing controls. Search for a symbol or use Download SVG to obtain the vector archive; Open in Figma leads to the project’s design resource.
For React, run npm install @radix-ui/react-icons, then import the named components you need. The page demonstrates FaceIcon, ImageIcon and SunIcon rendered directly inside a component. The 15-pixel drawing grid is useful when matching small controls, although this is a single compact set rather than a range of separately drawn sizes.
The SVGs and components are free under MIT. The licence allows commercial use and modification, with the copyright and permission notices retained in distributed copies or substantial portions.
Strengths
- Individual React components are ready to import by name.
- SVG and Figma resources come from the same project.
Watch out for
- The collection is built around a single 15-pixel grid.
Best for
- Dense toolbars and small controls.
- React products using Radix resources.
Sources
- Radix Icons (Oct 27, 2026)
- Radix Icons MIT License (Oct 27, 2026)