This comprehensive collection of UI icons in SVG format provides a complete set of symbols for digital interface design and documentation. The Ant Design icon library comprises approximately 800 individual vector symbols, meticulously categorised into outlined, filled, and two-tone variants. Each icon is rendered as clean, scalable SVG data, ensuring consistent line weights and geometric precision across various display scales. The aesthetic is strictly minimalist and functional, prioritising clarity and rapid recognition in digital environments. These symbols cover a wide range of common interface requirements, from navigation and system status indicators to content management actions. The set maintains a unified visual language, making it suitable for complex software applications and professional web-based presentations.

The download is a 492 KB file containing .TGZ files.

Professionals can integrate these SVG files directly into design software such as Figma, Sketch, or Adobe Illustrator for high-fidelity prototyping. Because these are vector-based, they remain perfectly sharp at any resolution, allowing for seamless scaling within UI layouts or technical documentation. Developers can also import the raw SVG code directly into web projects, enabling precise control over colour, stroke width, and animation states through CSS or standard web-based graphic workflows.

These icons are essential for designers building digital interfaces for office software, retail dashboards, or web-based architectural project management tools. They serve as the foundation for creating intuitive navigation menus, interactive site plans, or clear user documentation. When paired with a consistent typography system and a well-defined grid, these symbols help maintain professional standards throughout the project lifecycle. They are particularly useful during the early stages of wireframing and prototyping, where visual consistency is paramount to successful user experience design.