Line icons, also called outline icons, draw each symbol with one stroke weight and no fill, so they sit quietly next to text in menus, buttons and feature lists. This page has 43 packs. Some are general interface sets for navigation, files and actions. Most are themed, covering communication, media, shopping, farming, law, emergency services, culture and more. Nearly all include a Figma file, and many ship with SVG and PNG exports and Illustrator sources. Pick one set and stay with it across a product. Mixing stroke weights and corner styles from different packs is the quickest way to make an interface look unfinished.
Can I change the stroke width of the icons?
In the SVG and Figma files the strokes are usually editable, so you can set one weight for the whole set. Some packs expand strokes into shapes, which scale cleanly but keep a fixed weight.
Do these icons work in code?
Yes. Use the SVG files inline or through an icon component, and set the stroke to currentColor so the icons follow your text color.
What can I do with the icons under the license?
The commercial license covers apps, websites, ads, print and client work. You can't redistribute the icons as a set or include them in an icon pack or UI kit you sell.
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