What it does
Tabler Icons provides free outline and filled SVG icons with size, stroke and color controls. Its MIT-licensed library includes official framework packages and a Figma plugin, alongside optional paid download bundles.
Filter the catalog by category and switch between Outline, Filled or All before adjusting size, stroke and color. The outline collection is larger than the filled collection, so check the required style when selecting a symbol. The Figma plugin brings the same search and customization route into a design file.
Developers can install @tabler/icons for SVG files or use the separate React, Vue, Svelte, Angular and other official packages. SVGs work as images or inline markup; inline icons inherit the CSS text color. The repository also documents sprite, webfont, PNG, PDF and EPS packages.
The website sells an optional, one-time icon bundle with compiled PNG/PDF files and webfonts. This is a packaged download route, while the repository lists developer packages for those formats. Icons remain MIT licensed for commercial use, with copyright and permission notices preserved. The wider All Package includes other products, such as illustrations and templates, with their own licensing terms.
Strengths
- Official packages cover several frameworks as well as plain SVG.
- A Figma plugin supports finding and customizing icons.
Watch out for
- Fewer filled icons are available than outline icons.
Best for
- Product interfaces needing a broad icon selection
- Teams sharing icon styles between Figma and code
Sources
- Tabler Icons: 6200+ free vector icons for web design (Oct 27, 2026)
- Tabler Icons README (Oct 27, 2026)
- Tabler License (Oct 27, 2026)