MotifIcons
337,122 open-source icons normalized to your style and delivered to React, SwiftUI and your coding agents.
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Description
337,122 open-source icons normalized to your style and delivered to React, SwiftUI and your coding agents.
About MotifIcons
What is MotifIcons?
Motificons is an open-source icon library. The page says it has 337,122 icons across 239 sets, in 477 categories, and that the number comes from the pipeline and changes when upstream sets change.
What MotifIcons does
Search the library, pick one icon as the style anchor, and export a consistent set for SwiftUI, React, Vue, Svelte, or a coding agent. The style engine reads stroke width, proportions, and palette. Stroke-based sets can be fully retargeted. Filled shapes can be recolored and resized, but they have no stroke. Browsing and downloading need no account. Search has a daily allowance of 25 without an account. A free account lifts that allowance and adds 5 collections plus an MCP key. The Mac app is free. PNG export is at any size up to 2048px.
Who MotifIcons is for
People building with SwiftUI, React, Vue, Svelte, or a coding agent that speaks MCP.
How MotifIcons works
You pick one icon from a collection as that collection style anchor. Motificons reads its stroke width, proportions, and palette, then applies that target to every other icon in the collection, across sets. Export formats on the page are SVG, PNG, React JSX, React TSX, Vue SFC, Svelte, SwiftUI, an Xcode asset catalog, and a data URI. Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor connect over MCP and search by intent. WebMCP offers 16 things on the page, including search, filter, restyle, download, and filling a collection. It works in Chrome with an experimental flag, and in the ChatGPT desktop app browser.
Key features
- 337,122 icons across 239 sets, in 477 categories. The page says 95% are restyleable, and the number changes when upstream sets change.
- One style anchor retargets stroke-based sets. Filled shapes can be recolored and resized, with no stroke to change.
- The page lists 9 export formats: SVG, PNG up to 2048px, React JSX, React TSX, Vue SFC, Svelte, SwiftUI, an Xcode asset catalog, and a data URI.
- 72% of the icons need no visible credit. Non-commercial and share-alike sets are labelled, and search can filter to no attribution.
- The MCP server works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and it is free with an account.
- WebMCP offers 16 things on the page you are watching, including search, filter, restyle, reading code, download, and filling collections.
Facts from motificons.app, checked 13 October 2026
- Export formats on the page are SVG, PNG, React JSX, React TSX, Vue SFC, Svelte, SwiftUI, an Xcode asset catalog, and a data URI.
- WebMCP works in Chrome with an experimental flag, and in the ChatGPT desktop app browser. The page says the agents page has the exact steps.
- A free account adds 5 collections and an MCP key. Search without an account has a daily allowance of 25.
Written from MotifIcons's own website (Homepage). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Motificons free?
Yes, all of it. Browsing and downloading need no account. Search has a daily allowance of 25 without an account. A free account lifts that and adds 5 collections plus an MCP key. The Mac app is free.
Can these icons be used commercially?
The page says almost always yes. Every icon is open source, and 72% need no visible credit. A small number of sets are non-commercial or share-alike, and those are labelled. Search can filter to icons that need no attribution, and each icon gives a ready-made attribution snippet.
How does the style engine work?
You pick one icon from a collection as that collection style anchor. Motificons reads its stroke width, proportions, and palette, then applies that target to every other icon in it, across all sets. Stroke-based sets can be fully retargeted. Sets drawn as filled shapes can be recolored and resized but have no stroke to change.
How many icons are there?
The page says 337,122 icons across 239 sets, in 477 categories. That number comes from the pipeline that builds the library. When the upstream sets change, so does the number.