RemixIcon: Open source neutral style icon system
3100+ neutral-style SVG icons in outlined and filled variants.
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RemixIcon is an icon library providing a comprehensive set of system symbols in neutral style. The icons are available in multiple formats including SVG files, web fonts (via CSS classes), and SVG sprite sheets, allowing integration into web projects through different methods. Each icon exists in two style variants (outlined and filled) and is designed to maintain consistency across the full set. The library is distributed via npm, CDN, and direct download, supporting integration into web applications, design tools like Figma and Sketch, and static websites.
Dual Style System
Each of the 3100+ icons ships in both outlined and filled variants on a consistent 24x24 grid. Ensures visual consistency when mixing styles within the same interface without manual adjustments.
Multiple Distribution Formats
Available as individual SVG files, web fonts with CSS classes, and SVG sprite sheets. Supports different integration patterns from static sites to build-optimized applications without format conversion.
Design Tool Integration
Available as native plugins for Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD for seamless designer-developer handoff. Designers select icons directly in their tools while developers use matching code references.
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