Iconoteka is a universal, open-source library of precisely designed pictograms.

1,400 Icons

Iconoteka's extensive icon library supports a wide range of use cases, from rapid prototyping to real-world wayfinding systems.

7 Weights

Icon portfolio covers all extremes, featuring seven distinct weights: Thin, Ultralight, Light, Regular, Medium, Semibold, and Bold. More than enough to meet any design need.

2 Styles

Stroke and fill styles work seamlessly together, allowing instant switches from lightweight outline icons to heavy filled variants across all seven weights.

16,123 Shapes

Combining a wide range of icons multiplied by 7 weights in both fill and stroke styles, Iconoteka offers a massive library to choose from. This enables complete coverage for almost any use case, whether for personal projects, UX/UI design, or software development.

License

Iconoteka icon library is released under the MIT License. You're free to use them in personal and commercial projects, ship them in closed-source products, no permission needed and no fee. Crediting Iconoteka isn't required, though it's always appreciated.

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Repository

Available directly on GitHub, the repository provides open access to the complete vector source files and updates. This allows developers and designers to easily integrate the icon system, track changelogs, or contribute to its ongoing development.

GitHub Repository

Features

Universality

Built around geometric principles and high visual clarity, Iconoteka integrates effortlessly into varied digital environments. Its universal design language preserves legibility across products and industries that require high contrast and structural consistency.

Advanced Optics

Advanced optical compensation is applied throughout Iconoteka. Principles such as deliberate overshoots, density-based weight modularity, and optical stroke compensations give the system its refined execution and set it apart from conventional icon sets.

Dev Packages

An MCP server puts the library inside Claude, Cursor, VS Code and Codex, so an assistant can search it and place icons for you. Components for React, Vue and Svelte are on npm, all under the MIT license. See the packages.

Analytics

To improve the quality of the library, Iconoteka products collect a small set of anonymous signals: activated icons, searches that return no results, icon requests, and the interface theme. This information helps clarify usage patterns, detect coverage gaps, and continuously refine the system.

Design Approach

Iconoteka is built upon years of multidisciplinary practice across graphic design, iconography, and typeface design. The result is an adaptable, highly organized icon system crafted with meticulous attention to optical balance and long-term utility.

System Architecture

Through a structured metaphor hierarchy, 5° geometric angle rule, tiered corner rounding, and modular component architecture, Iconoteka guarantees complete structural consistency. This rigor yields a scalable, adaptable library for large-scale production.

Author

Oleg Turbabá is a multidisciplinary designer specializing in the intersection of brand identity, digital products, and visual experiences. Brand Design Director at Clay Global and author of Iconoteka.

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Partners

Clay Global

A global branding and UX design agency, creating digital products, websites, design systems and brand identities.

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Project Timeline

10 October 202610 Oct 2026v2.1.01,400 icons7 weights, 2 styles100 icons added: lists, Git, loaders, mirroring, speedometers, tickets and shape operations.
21 September 202621 Sep 2026v2.0.11,300 icons7 weights, 2 stylesVersion 2 release. Fully reworked icon library, 7 weights in 2 styles, MIT license, GitHub repository, new website, Figma plugin, npm packages and an MCP server.
26 August 202626 Aug 20261,298 icons7 weights, 2 stylesEvery icon redrawn from scratch as clean vectors: seven weights, stroke and fill.
15 March 202115 Mar 2021v1.0.21,040 icons4 weights, 2 stylesUpdated icons.
17 June 201917 Jun 2019v1.0.1388 icons4 weights, 2 stylesiconoteka.com launched.
14 June 201914 Jun 2019388 icons4 weights, 2 stylesPublic beta released.
9 March 20199 Mar 2019v1.0.0237 icons4 weights, 2 styles8 styles, global rework, revisions, Figures and Organizations categories added.
28 July 201828 Jul 2018v0.2.0716 icons4 weights, 2 stylesBold stroke and fill, rework.
3 June 20183 Jun 2018v0.1.4715 icons4 weights, 2 stylesBold stroke and fill styles.
24 April 201824 Apr 2018v0.1.3309 icons2 weightsNew categories added.
4 March 20184 Mar 2018v0.1.2227 icons2 weightsAll icons categorised.
3 March 20183 Mar 2018v0.1.1226 icons2 weightsFirst public version.
20 September 201720 Sep 201713 iconsStarted the project.
24 May 201624 May 20163 iconsIdea was born.

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