
Iconoir is a comprehensive set of 1,600+ hand-drawn vector icons designed on a 24px grid for consistent UI and presentation workflows. This extensive collection provides a versatile library of SVG icons, each meticulously crafted on a standard 24px grid to ensure visual uniformity and scalability. The aesthetic leans towards a clean, minimalist style, with balanced stroke weights and simplified forms that remain legible at small sizes. The set covers a vast array of common interface elements, navigational symbols, and abstract concepts, making it a robust utility for any digital project. Each icon is structured for seamless integration, maintaining consistent geometry across the entire library to support cohesive design systems in both software and print.
The download is a 2.8 MB file containing .ZIP files.
Professionals can integrate these SVG files directly into design software, CAD platforms, or web development environments. As vector-based assets, they remain crisp at any scale and allow for easy modification of stroke weight, colour, or fill properties. Users can import these icons as individual components or manage them as a library within their design systems, ensuring that symbols remain consistent across all project documentation, presentation decks, and digital interface prototypes without losing resolution or clarity.
These icons are essential for architects and interior designers developing digital portfolios, professional websites, or complex UI for building management systems. They serve as clear, intuitive markers for floor plans, site sections, and technical documentation headers. Whether used in hospitality, office, or residential project presentations, this set provides the necessary visual language for wayfinding and feature highlighting. Designers frequently deploy these symbols when creating custom legend blocks, interactive client reports, or app-based interfaces for smart building controls and facility management.
Iconoir Vector Icon Set
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Luca Burgio (Iconoir) — licensed under MIT
Full terms have not been published for this listing. Contact the seller before using it on a commercial project.