What it does
Untitled UI Icons provides line, solid, duotone and duocolor artwork, with a free line library and paid SVG, IconJar and package delivery.
Untitled UI Icons is built around Figma component work. Swapping a symbol or changing styles preserves overrides such as color, opacity and stroke settings, so repeated interface controls do not need to be restyled one by one. Paid master icons retain separate layers and live corners for further adjustment.
The free line library can be copied as SVG or downloaded for Figma and is available for personal and commercial projects without attribution. Paid access adds the wider style collection, organized SVG folders, IconJar assets and a private package route. Choose line, solid, duotone or duocolor according to the interface's visual weight.
Count everyone who accesses the files or a published Figma library when selecting a license. A shared library does not remove the user-seat requirement. The assets can support finished products and internal design work, but sharing them with unlicensed users or repackaging them into competing kits and templates is prohibited.
Strengths
- Paid masters retain editable layers and corners.
- The library is delivered in design and developer-oriented formats.
Watch out for
- Published-library access counts toward licensed users.
- The assets cannot be redistributed in competing kits or templates.
Best for
- Figma teams maintaining consistent interface icons
- Designers handing icons to developers through SVG or IconJar
Sources
- Untitled UI Icons (Oct 27, 2026)
- License Agreement | Untitled UI (Oct 27, 2026)