Phosphor Icons

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Runs on Web.

Phosphor Icons is ranked #13 of 46 in icon libraries on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

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Product: Phosphor is an icon family for interfaces, diagrams, and presentations.
Icon catalog: The maker’s repository describes the family as having 1,248 icons and counting.
Styles: Icons are available in six weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Bold, Fill, and Duotone.
Design: Icons are designed at 16 × 16 pixels to read well at small sizes and scale up.
Stroke editing: The source retains raw stroke information for further style adjustments.
Web use: The vanilla web package provides icons as a webfont mapped through Unicode Private Use Area character codes.
Frameworks: The maker lists web, React, Vue, Flutter, Elm, and other frameworks and platforms.
Design integrations: The maker lists plugins for Figma, Penpot, and Sketch.
React optimization: The React package supports tree-shaking so bundles can include only the icons used.
React styling: React icon components support SVG props and configurable color, size, weight, mirroring, and alt text.
License: The maker’s repository identifies Phosphor Icons as MIT licensed.
Creators and contact: The official homepage credits Helena Zhang and Tobias Fried as creators and lists [email protected] as a contact email.
Purpose: Phosphor describes itself as a flexible icon family for interfaces, diagrams, and presentations.
Free and open source: Phosphor says it is free and open-source, licensed under MIT.

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