@icons
at-icons · 642 icons · by Valentin Fossati · MIT · single-color · 16px grid · Updated
@icons is a free, open source icon set with 642 SVG icons by Valentin Fossati, released under the MIT license. The icons are single-color: they follow your text color (currentColor) and can be recolored with CSS. They are designed on a 16px grid and scale cleanly as SVG.
@icons design specs
- filled
- monochrome
The drawing rules of this set, measured from its SVG files. Use them to design new icons that match it.
| Canvas | 24 × 24 |
|---|---|
| viewBox | 0 0 24 24 |
| Drawing area | 22 × 22, 1 padding |
| Drawing style | Filled shapes |
| Corner radius | 1 |
| Colors | One color (currentColor), recolorable with CSS |
| Coordinates | Up to 3 decimals |
| Straight lines | 68% horizontal or vertical, 22% at 45° |
| Curves | 42% of drawing commands |
| Symmetry | 41% of icons are left-right symmetric |
| Elements per icon | 1.3 |
| Drawing commands per icon | 20 |
Measured from 61 icons of this set.
AI icon generation
The license allows new icons derived from this set.
- Credit the original authors.
Credit line: Based on @icons by Valentin Fossati, licensed under MIT. https://github.com/Voxybuns/at-icons/blob/main/LICENSE
Style guide for an LLM prompt (English)
Paste it into a prompt with a few icons from this set, then name the icon you want.
You draw new icons for the "@icons" icon set (Iconify prefix "at-icons") by Valentin Fossati.
Style: filled, solid, monochrome.
Iconify describes the set as: Precise Shapes, Has Padding.
Canvas
- Root: <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 24 24">.
- Keep the drawing inside a 22x22 live area: about 1 unit of padding on every side (never less than 0).
- A typical icon's bounding box covers 34% of the canvas.
Drawing
- Filled icons: draw closed filled shapes; don't use strokes.
- Round corners with a radius of about 1.
Geometry
- Coordinates are free-form; write at most 3 decimals.
- Straight lines: 68% horizontal or vertical, 22% at 45 degrees.
- About 42% of drawing commands are curves or arcs.
- Prefer left-right symmetric shapes (41% of icons are symmetric).
- Keep it simple: about 1 element and 20 drawing commands per icon.
- Elements used by the set: path, g, clippath, defs.
Color
- Monochrome: paint with currentColor only, never a fixed color.
Output
- Reply with one complete <svg> element and nothing else: no comments, <title>, ids or scripts.
- Match the examples: reuse their shapes for shared parts (arrow heads, people, documents, badges).
About @icons
Popular @icons include shield, checkerboard, ladder, sprout, no entry and moon.
Open any icon to copy it as SVG, JSX, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Astro or CSS, or download it as SVG or PNG. @icons are released under the MIT license, which allows use in personal and commercial projects.
How to use @icons
Every icon on this page works in any framework. Examples use at-icons:shield; open an icon to copy its exact SVG, JSX, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Astro or CSS code. For sizing, color and accessibility tips, read how to use SVG icons.
React
import { Icon } from "@iconify/react";
<Icon icon="at-icons:shield" width="24" />Vue
<script setup>
import { Icon } from "@iconify/vue";
</script>
<template>
<Icon icon="at-icons:shield" width="24" />
</template>Svelte
<script>
import Icon from "@iconify/svelte";
</script>
<Icon icon="at-icons:shield" width="24" />Tailwind CSS
<!-- @iconify/tailwind plugin -->
<span class="icon-[at-icons--shield]"></span>UnoCSS
<!-- @unocss/preset-icons + @iconify-json/at-icons -->
<div class="i-at-icons:shield"></div>Web component
<script src="https://code.iconify.design/iconify-icon/2.1.0/iconify-icon.min.js"></script>
<iconify-icon icon="at-icons:shield"></iconify-icon>HTML image
<img src="https://iconyz.com/api/public/svg/at-icons/shield.svg" alt="Shield icon" width="24" height="24">@icons FAQ
Are @icons free for commercial use?
Yes. @icons are released under the MIT license, which allows use in personal and commercial projects.
How many icons are in @icons?
@icons contains 642 icons.
What license do @icons use?
@icons are licensed under MIT. The full license text is available at https://github.com/Voxybuns/at-icons/blob/main/LICENSE.
Who made @icons?
@icons are created by Valentin Fossati.
How do I use @icons in React?
Install @iconify/react and render <Icon icon="at-icons:shield" />, or open any icon on this page and copy it as a standalone React component.
What size are @icons?
@icons are designed on a 16px grid. As SVGs they scale to any size without losing quality.