There are plenty of icon sets out there, but this one includes 3,198 free SVG icons for popular brands, which is pretty uncommon.

A new library of 514 modern handcrafted icons is available in two visual styles.

Adorable set of 73 unique, license-free pixel emojis.

“Spectrum, Adobe’s design system, already had a robust icon system, but the time had come for a redesign. Evolving a design system’s icons can involve updating and/​or redesigning assets, improving how icons are maintained and served to the teams using them, and creating a solution for adding, updating, and deprecating design elements within it. Months of discovery, exploration, reviews, and sharing laid the groundwork for the icon team’s three-phase process. It began with extensive design exploration and beta testing to confirm the needs of product teams, and ended with implementing suggestions for improving search, customization, and serving icons. It’s a method of inquiry, feedback, and refinement that other teams can apply to their work.”

Noah Jacobus from Font Awesome shows how to preserve monotone and duotone icon overrides by maintaining consistent layer names and using boolean unions.

Luis brings up an interesting point about optical spacing and bounding boxes of icons. That’s been bugging me as well, but I don’t think there is a universal solution besides creating two sets of icons for vertical and horizontal alignment, which feels like an overkill for most systems.

Official map symbols and patterns used by the National Park Service. NPS symbols are free and in the public domain. They derive from the Ultimate Symbol Collection, a commercial product that offers hundreds of additional symbols.

Juno Jo kicked off the first Friends of Figma Atlanta event of the year with a guide through the process of constructing a consistent icon library for your projects. In his presentation, Juno explores how to harness the power of Variables to begin tokenizing your system, elevating your design workflow to new heights.

A guide to creating icons in Figma with a solid introduction to basic tools, grids, and approaches to designing a cohesive set.

“App icon template for iOS 17. See your app icon in context. Editable app icons so you can borrow shapes and styles for your own creations. Made in P3 color space to assure accurate colors.”

Figicon is a free collection of thousands of minimal icons. All icons are available in SVG, based on a 24-pixel grid with a 1.5‑pixel stroke, and include a set of brand logos and all country flags. Product Hunt’s recent 2nd Product of the Day.

Cool design explorations of isometric icons inspired by VisionOS.

Molly suggests it’s time to support multiple icon sizes with number variables.

“A collection of icons that will make your product design easier and faster. With over 1000 symbols in 30 variations each, you have more than 30,000 icons at your disposal.” Made by iconists.

A new version of a beautiful free icon set from Noah Jacobus. Now comes in 3 flavors — Filled, Hollow, and Duo. All 300 glyphs from v2 were redrawn for consistency and 300 brand new icons were added.

Multiple icon collections by Zlatko Najdenovski, including a few free ones. Most of them are very expressive and unique.

The official Font Awesome Icons plugin is here! The free part of the collection was always available as a font in Figma, and they shared a popular icon component in the community, but the plugin provides full access to the Font Awesome account, search, and tens of thousands of icons in SVG format.

Vijay challenged himself to create a small set of icons in 2 minutes — that’s just 12 seconds per icon! My takeaway is the importance of a good starting grid template (like this one from Font Awesome) that saves a ton of time and helps with consistency.

Huge Icons shows how to quickly create a few common icons using a standard grid.

A good-looking set of icons made for Figma and Framer, with a unique business model — pay once and request custom icons in the future with no additional charge. A free set consists of 100 high-quality icons.