Packages
Every way to use UIX Icons
Pick the package that fits your project, from React components to an MCP server for AI assistants.
- ReactIcon components with types. Import by name. Free, MITLive
- Figma pluginSearch and place icons as editable vectors. Free and ProComing soon
- Framer pluginInsert icons as SVG layers in Framer. Free and ProComing soon
- Figma fileEvery icon and style as components with variants. PROComing soon
- IconJarA set for IconJar, with names and tags filled in. Free, MITComing soon
- SVG and npmPlain files, a CDN and one package. Free, MITLive
- SVG spriteOne file per style, used with a symbol id. Free, MITLive
- Icon fontOne stylesheet and one class per icon. Free, MITLive
- IconifyThe free styles as Iconify sets. Free, MITComing soon
- GitHubThe free styles in an open source repository. Free, MITLive
- AI agentsAn MCP server so assistants pick real icons by name. Free and ProLive
Coming soon
On the list
We have not built these yet. Until they exist, copy any icon as a Vue or Svelte component from the icon browser, or use the SVG files.
- Coming soon Vue
- Coming soon Svelte
- Coming soon Angular
- Coming soon Flutter
- Coming soon React Native
- Coming soon WordPress
- Coming soon VS Code
FAQ
Questions
Which packages are free?
The React package, the npm SVG package, the sprites, the icon font and the GitHub repository all hold the three free styles under the MIT licence. Pro styles come through the icon browser, the API and the plugins, and each of those needs a licence key.
Is there a Vue, Svelte or Angular package?
Not yet. Vue, Svelte, Angular and the others are listed as coming soon and have no package today. Until then you can copy any icon as a Vue or Svelte component from the icon browser, or use the plain SVG files in any framework.
How do I get Pro styles into my project?
Open the icon browser with your licence key, then copy or download the icon in any Pro style. Assistants can fetch Pro icons through the MCP server, and scripts can call the API with the key in a request header. The key never goes into a public package.