Introducing Phosphor Icons, a free and open-source icon family in 6 weights. Designed at 16 x 16 pixels. Raw stroke information retained. We made this with designers and developers in mind — let us know what you think!

free and open source (2)

minimalist design (2)

multiple icon styles (2)

free and open source (2)

minimalist design (2)

multiple icon styles (2)

We use this excellent icon set throughout our app on all our platforms. It's fun to work with, well documented, and it is offering all the icons we need (and growing!). It also features 5 different styles for each icon, making if very adjustable to various contexts and situations.

These icons are so stunning and beautifully designed, and incredibly flexible to boot! This is our second project to use them, and we found we could customise them to get a duotone effect that feels on-brand for us and totally different from our other project.

Beautiful, well-crafted icons with an array of different styles. The duotone icons are especially nice, and the whole set is easy to expand with custom icons. (We've added an octopus! 🐙)

I'm been using Phosphor Icons for a few month now on my personal project and it's just what I was looking for a very long time. The minimalist in myself loves it and the website is go straight to the point and is neat.

The attention to detail at 16x16 pixels is impressive—it scales beautifully across screen sizes without losing clarity. Bonus: it’s free and open-source. This is a must-have in every creative’s toolkit!

What makes Phosphor Icons special is its flexibility and the wide variety of styles available. Plus, it's a free and open source initiative, meaning anyone can use it and contribute to its development.

A minimalist's dream. Streamlined, versatile, and effortlessly modern. Simplify your designs with this icon set.

Phosphor Icons

A flexible icon family for everyone — 588 icons in 6 weights

A flexible icon family for everyone — 588 icons in 6 weights

Phosphor Icons Reviews

The community submitted 15 reviews to tell us what they like about Phosphor Icons, what Phosphor Icons can do better, and more.

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