Iconoir

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Runs on iOS, Web.

Iconoir is ranked #15 of 46 in icon libraries on The Geeks Club. It runs on iOS, Web.

Compared on icon libraries

Free plan: Yes
Icon formats: SVG, Font, CSS, React, React Native, Vue, Flutter, Figma, Framer, Swift
Style coverage: customizable
Commercial use: Yes
Figma plugin: Yes
Icon font: Yes

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Product: Iconoir is an open-source library of more than 1,600 unique SVG icons designed on a 24×24 pixel grid.
Price: The maker describes Iconoir as a free icon library and says it has no premium icons.
Formats: The icons are available in SVG, font, React, React Native, Flutter, Figma and Framer formats.
Customization: The web editor lets users customize optical size, stroke weight and color.
Packages: Documented libraries include packages for React, React Native, Vue and Flutter, plus CSS usage and a Swift package for Xcode projects.
Integrations: Iconoir is available in Figma Community and can be inserted in Framer through Insert > Graphics > Iconoir.
React features: The React package exports icons as components, accepts standard SVG properties and supports shared defaults through IconoirProvider.
Flutter features: The Flutter package exports the icons as Flutter widgets using flutter_svg.
License: The documentation identifies the library as MIT licensed.
Support: The project invites users to join its Discord community for suggestions and feedback, and provides a GitHub request link.
Contributions: Iconoir accepts one-time or recurring contributions to help sustain project costs and development time.
Limits: The React documentation says the library has no email sign-up or newsletters.

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