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Browse and Copy Open-Source SVG Icons Search and customize open-source SVG icons with adjustable size, color, and stroke.

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Icon Search

Search and customize open-source SVG icons with adjustable size, color, and stroke.

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Search for icons

Type a keyword to filter icons by name from multiple categories.

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Customize appearance

Adjust icon color, size, and stroke width to match your design.

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Copy the SVG

Click an icon to copy its customized SVG code.

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What Is Icon Search?

The Icon Search tool lets you browse, customize, and copy open-source SVG icons. Icons are essential UI elements for navigation, actions, status indicators, and visual communication. This tool includes icons across six categories: Arrows, Actions, UI, Media, Communication, and Files. Each icon is a stroke-based SVG that can be customized with your preferred color, size, and stroke width. Search by keyword to quickly find the icon you need. Click any icon to copy its SVG code with your custom settings applied. The generated SVG is clean, accessible, and ready to use inline in HTML or as standalone SVG files.

Why Use Icon Search?

  • Organized icon categories: Arrows, Actions, UI, Media, and more
  • Keyword search for quick icon discovery
  • Customizable color, size, and stroke width
  • One-click copy of clean, accessible SVG code

Common Use Cases

UI Development

Find and customize icons for buttons, navigation, and interface elements.

Rapid Prototyping

Quickly grab icons for mockups and prototypes without searching the web.

Design Consistency

Use matching stroke-based icons for a cohesive interface design.

Documentation

Add visual icons to documentation, guides, and README files.

Technical Guide

SVG icons use the <svg> element with viewBox for scaling independent of display size. Stroke-based icons use the stroke attribute for color, stroke-width for line thickness, and stroke-linecap/stroke-linejoin for line endings. The fill="none" attribute ensures only strokes are visible. SVG icons can be used inline in HTML for direct CSS styling, as <img> src for simple usage, or as CSS background-image via data URI. For accessibility, add role="img" and aria-label attributes to decorative icons, or aria-hidden="true" for purely decorative icons with visible text labels. SVG icons scale perfectly to any size without quality loss. For icon systems, consider using SVG sprite sheets or an icon component that references SVG definitions. The currentColor keyword allows icons to inherit the parent element text color.

Tips & Best Practices

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    Use stroke-based icons for consistent styling across your project
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    Set stroke color to currentColor to inherit text color automatically
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    Keep icon sizes consistent—24px is a common standard size
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    Add aria-label for accessible icon buttons without visible text

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q Are these icons free to use?
Yes, all icons in this tool are open-source and free for personal and commercial use.
Q Can I change the icon color?
Yes, adjust the color picker to change the stroke color of all icons.
Q How do I use SVG icons in my project?
Paste the SVG code directly in your HTML, use as an <img> src, or convert to a React component.
Q Can I add these icons to React?
Yes, paste the SVG code into a React component or use an SVG-to-React converter tool.
Q How do I make icons accessible?
Add aria-label for standalone icon buttons, or aria-hidden="true" when accompanied by visible text.

About This Tool

Icon Search is a free online tool by FreeToolkit.ai. All processing happens directly in your browser — your data never leaves your device. No registration or installation required.