
Feather Icons is a comprehensive set of minimalist, 24x24 pixel grid-based vector stroke icons for clear, scalable user interface design. This collection consists of diverse, lightweight vector icons built on a consistent 24x24 pixel grid. Each icon features a clean, uniform stroke weight designed to maintain readability at small scales. The aesthetic is strictly minimalist, focusing on essential forms and geometric clarity rather than ornamental detail. The set includes a wide range of common symbolic representations suitable for digital interfaces, navigation menus, and technical documentation. Because they are vector-based, these icons can be scaled infinitely without loss of quality, making them versatile for both high-resolution print and screen-based design projects.
The download is a 389 KB file containing .ZIP files.
Professionals integrate these vector assets by importing the files into design software such as Adobe Illustrator, Figma, or Sketch. The stroke-based nature allows designers to adjust line thickness, colour, and scale dynamically to match specific project requirements. Because each icon is built on a standard grid, they align perfectly within layouts, ensuring consistent spacing and visual harmony across complex interfaces or presentation slides. They are typically exported as SVG files for web implementation or placed directly into design documents as scalable paths.
These icons are essential for designers developing user interfaces for web applications, mobile platforms, and interactive digital kiosks. They function effectively in office software, client presentations, and architectural documentation where clear, unambiguous visual communication is required. The set integrates seamlessly into UI/UX workflows for retail dashboards, hotel booking systems, or corporate intranet portals. Architects and interior designers also use these symbols to enhance the clarity of digital signage, wayfinding diagrams, or project proposal decks, ensuring a professional and cohesive visual language.
Feather Icons Set
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Cole Bemis — licensed under MIT
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