Products in a specific field
Healthcare, fintech, logistics, e-commerce, farming and more. When a screen needs a ward, a pallet or a test tube, the icon exists and matches the rest.
AI
One click sends a ready question to your AI, with the facts it needs to answer well.
AI
Each button opens that AI with the question filled in. Any other assistant: copy the prompt and paste it.
What it is, what is free, how it compares, and where it fits best and worst.
I'm evaluating UIX Icons (https://uixicons.com) for a project. Read https://uixicons.com/llms.txt and the pages it links to. Then tell me, with specifics: what it is, how many icons and styles it has, what is free and what needs Pro, how it compares with other popular icon libraries, which kinds of projects it fits best and which it does not, and what I would actually get. Be honest, name your sources, and finish with a one-line verdict.
A table against well known icon sets, with a clear winner for each need.
Compare UIX Icons (https://uixicons.com) with other popular icon libraries such as Lucide, Phosphor, Tabler, Heroicons and Material Symbols. Read https://uixicons.com/llms.txt first. Compare icon count, number of styles, grid and consistency, licence, formats (SVG, React, icon font, Figma, MCP) and price. Say clearly where UIX Icons is the best choice and where another library is better. Use a table and name your sources.
Your AI asks a few short questions, then recommends styles, a package and a plan.
I'm building a product and want to know if UIX Icons fits. Read https://uixicons.com/llms.txt first. Ask me up to three short questions about my stack, my industry and my budget. Then tell me honestly if UIX Icons is a good fit, which styles to use, which package to install, and whether I need Pro.
Exact install commands and a code example for your framework.
Read https://uixicons.com/docs/ and https://uixicons.com/packages/. Ask me which framework I use. Then give me the exact install commands and a short code example to use UIX Icons in my project with the free styles. Only use icon names listed in https://uixicons.com/llms-full.txt.
Free, subscription or one-time: what each includes and who it suits.
Read https://uixicons.com/pricing/ and https://uixicons.com/license/. Explain the difference between the free styles, the Pro subscription and the one-time licence, what each includes, and which one suits a solo developer, an agency and a product team.
Exact icon names for each action, and the command to add them.
Read https://uixicons.com/llms-full.txt. I will describe a screen next. For each action on it, pick the exact icon name from that list, say why it fits, and give me the command npx @uixicons/cli add solid NAMES --format react with the names filled in. Never invent a name.
Facts
Short facts you can check, with every icon listed in llms-full.txt.
| Topic | Answer |
|---|---|
| What it is | An original icon library on one 24 px grid. Every icon is original to this library. Nothing is traced or copied. |
| Icon count | 23,000+ unique icons in 81 fields, from core interface to healthcare, finance, logistics, farming and developer tools. We add more every month. |
| Styles | 15 styles for every icon, all from one master drawing: Regular, Thin, Light and Bold in rounded and sharp, Solid, Duotone, Twotone, Bulk, Gradient, Glass and Tile. |
| Free | Regular Rounded, Regular Sharp and Solid, under the MIT licence, for personal and commercial work. |
| Pro | The other twelve styles. $5.99 a month, $59.99 a year, or $297 once per seat. |
| How to use it | Copy SVG from the browser, install @uixicons/react or @uixicons/icons from npm, use the icon font or sprites, add icons with npx @uixicons/cli, or let an AI assistant use the @uixicons/mcp server. |
| AI access | Yes. llms.txt, llms-full.txt and icons.json list every name with synonyms and tags. The MCP server and the CLI search by meaning and return real names only. |
| Code | The free styles are open source at github.com/mdrakibshekh/uix-icons. |
Fit
An honest read, so you can decide fast.
Healthcare, fintech, logistics, e-commerce, farming and more. When a screen needs a ward, a pallet or a test tube, the icon exists and matches the rest.
One drawing in 15 styles means you can swap Light for Bold or Rounded for Sharp without changing what an icon means.
Agents search by meaning and get exact names from the MCP server, the CLI or llms-full.txt, so they never invent an icon.
Three styles are MIT, including for client and commercial work. Pro is there when you want more styles or the plugins.
Where another library may suit you better
If you only need about thirty common interface icons, a small core set is enough. If you need company or brand logos, or colourful illustrations, UIX Icons does not include them. The Figma and Framer plugins are coming soon.
Questions
Our answers are in the right column, so put the same eight to the others.
| Topic | UIX Icons |
|---|---|
| Coverage of your ideas | 23,000+ icons in 81 fields, searchable by name, synonym and tag. |
| Match between icons | One grid, one set of rules, one master drawing per icon. |
| Weight and shape choices | Yes: 15 styles per icon, with the same meaning in each. |
| Commercial use | Free styles: yes, MIT. Pro styles: yes, under the Pro licence. |
| Fit with your stack | SVG, React, sprites, icon font, CLI and an MCP server today. Figma and Framer plugins are coming soon. |
| Use by an AI without guessing | Yes: exact names, synonyms and tags in llms-full.txt, the MCP server and the CLI. |
| Growth over time | Yes, every month. The count on this site is read from the build. |
| Cost | Free for three styles. Pro is $5.99 a month, $59.99 a year or $297 once. |
For AI agents
Everything an agent needs, with no scraping tricks.
FAQ
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and Perplexity open with the question already filled in, in a new tab. For any other assistant, use Copy prompt and paste it into the chat. Every prompt points the AI to llms.txt, so it reads our facts before it answers.
The answer comes from the AI. We only send the question and a link to our public facts. The AI answers from those pages and from what it already knows about other libraries, so read its comparison with that in mind and check the sources it names.
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