- Icon Monks
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About Icon Monks
Icon Monks is a free, open source icon library made by Design Monks, a product design studio founded by Atiqur Rahaman. It has 6,054 icons, each drawn in six weights, with native packages for the web, iOS and Android.
Icon Monks at a glance
| Icons | 6,054 unique icons in 31 categories |
|---|---|
| Weights | Six: thin, light, regular, bold, fill and duotone (36,324 SVG files) |
| Platforms | React, Vue 3, Web Components, icon font, SVG, Flutter, SwiftUI and UIKit, Jetpack Compose and Android XML |
| License | MIT, free for personal and commercial use |
| Current version | 0.4.3, released 3 November 2026 |
| Made by | Design Monks, Mount Arlington, New Jersey |
| Source | github.com/designmonks-llc/icon-monks |
| Contact | hello@iconmonks.co |
Who makes Icon Monks
Icon Monks is designed and maintained by Design Monks, a product design studio working since 2022, based in Mount Arlington, New Jersey. The studio was founded by Atiqur Rahaman (Founder & CEO, Design Monks & Dev Monks), who leads the project.
Design Monks draws these icons for the websites, web apps and mobile apps it designs, and releases the same set for anyone to use.
How the icons are drawn
Every icon starts as one source drawing on a 256-unit grid. The build turns it into six weights with 8, 12, 16 and 24-unit outline strokes plus fill and duotone, then generates every package from the same files, so an icon looks the same in React, Flutter, SwiftUI and Compose. Each icon is a single clean path with no strokes left in the file, tuned to stay sharp at 16 and 24 px. The rules are written up in the style guide.
Why it is free
Icons are basic building blocks, and a team should not need a subscription or a legal review to use them. The MIT license lets you use, change and ship the icons in commercial work with no credit needed in your interface.
Contact and contributing
Email hello@iconmonks.co for anything about Icon Monks. Request an icon or report a problem in GitHub issues. To contribute, draw a source SVG on the 256-unit grid and open a pull request; the build makes every weight and package from it.
Find Icon Monks elsewhere
- GitHub
- Product Hunt
- npm
- pub.dev
- Design Monks
- Design Monks on LinkedIn
- Design Monks on Facebook
- Atiqur Rahaman on LinkedIn
Last updated with version 0.4.3. Release notes