Search 50,000+ Free SVG Icons in Icon Vault
Finding the right icon should take seconds, not a search session.
If you have ever designed a website, app, dashboard, landing page, or interface, you already know how messy icon hunting can get. You need a settings icon, so you open Lucide. Then you need a payment icon, so you check Tabler. Then a brand logo, so you head to Simple Icons. Before long, your browser is full of tabs, your downloads folder is full of random SVGs, and your design system is starting to feel less consistent than you wanted.
That is exactly the kind of friction FrameSpace is built to remove.
Icon Vault brings together 50,000+ icons from 25+ open-source icon libraries into one fast, dark, searchable workspace. You can search, preview, customise, and export icons without jumping between websites or rebuilding the same workflow again and again.
No account. No sign-up. No unnecessary steps. Just search, customise, export, and keep designing.
What Is Icon Vault?
Icon Vault is a free icon search and export tool inside FrameSpace. It helps designers, developers, founders, and creative teams find the right icon faster by collecting thousands of open-source icons in one place.
Instead of searching through separate icon libraries one by one, you can use Icon Vault as a single icon search engine for UI icons, brand icons, interface symbols, development icons, weather icons, gaming icons, commerce icons, and more.
It is designed for real creative workflows, not just browsing. Whether you are building a design system in Figma, styling a website in Webflow, creating a Shopify store, prototyping an app, or exporting assets for a React project, Icon Vault gives you a cleaner way to find the icons you need.
Why 50,000 Icons Actually Matters
Fifty thousand icons is not just a nice number for a headline. It changes the way the tool feels.
At a smaller scale, icon libraries can still leave gaps. You might find a great set of interface icons, but no brand logos. Or a useful collection of developer icons, but nothing that fits a weather app, gaming interface, ecommerce layout, or medical dashboard.
At 50,000+ icons, coverage stops being the main problem. Most of the time, the icon you are looking for is already there.
Need a clean search icon for a SaaS dashboard? It is there.
Need a card payment icon for a checkout page? It is there.
Need a GitHub, Figma, Stripe, YouTube, Shopify, or Discord logo? It is probably there too.
Need something more specific, like a cloud, sword, train, bug, database, lightning bolt, or shield? You can search once and compare results across multiple libraries instantly.
That scale also gives you creative choice. If one “arrow right” icon feels too sharp, another might feel softer. If one “user” icon feels too generic, another might fit your product better. You are not stuck with the first option you find. You can choose the icon style that actually fits your interface.
Built for Design Systems, Not Just Downloads
A good icon library is not just about quantity. It has to help you keep your work consistent.
Icon Vault makes it easier to compare different icon styles in one place, which is especially useful when you are building or refining a design system. You can quickly test whether a thin line icon, filled icon, rounded icon, or sharper geometric icon feels right for your brand.
This matters because icons are small, but they have a big effect on how a product feels. A heavy filled icon can make an interface feel bold and functional. A thin line icon can make it feel lighter and more modern. A playful icon set can add personality. A minimal icon set can make the whole product feel cleaner.
Icon Vault helps you make that decision visually, without constantly switching context.
25+ Open-Source Icon Libraries in One Search
Icon Vault brings together many of the most useful open-source icon libraries for modern creative work, including:
Lucide, Tabler, Phosphor, Heroicons, Material UI Icons, Font Awesome 6, Feather, Bootstrap Icons, Boxicons, Simple Icons, Ionicons, VS Code Icons, Ant Design Icons, Radix Icons, Weather Icons, Game Icons, Line Awesome, Typicons, Themify, Grommet, IcoMoon, CSS.gg, Remix Icons, GitHub Octicons, and more.
Each library keeps its original licensing, so you can still check the source terms for your specific use case. The goal of Icon Vault is not to replace these libraries, but to make them easier to search, compare, customise, and use inside your own workflow.
Why Designers and Developers Use Icon Vault
Icon Vault is built around the actions you actually repeat during a project: searching, styling, and exporting.
Search Across Every Icon Set
Type a keyword like “arrow,” “cloud,” “dog,” “cart,” “settings,” “calendar,” or “download,” and Icon Vault searches across the full collection.
You do not need to remember whether a specific icon lives in Lucide, Tabler, Feather, Material Icons, or Simple Icons. You search by what you need, not by where it might be hiding.
Customise Icons Before Exporting
Once you find an icon, you can adjust it before exporting. Change the colour, size, stroke, and overall styling so it fits your project instead of forcing your project to fit the icon.
This is especially useful when working with brand colours, dark mode interfaces, social graphics, landing pages, app mockups, or design system components.
Export in Useful Formats
Icon Vault supports practical export formats for different workflows, including SVG, PNG, JSX, and Base64.
Use SVG for websites and production UI. Use PNG for mockups, previews, and quick visual assets. Use JSX for React projects. Use Base64 when you need an icon embedded directly into CSS or HTML.
The point is simple: the icon should leave Icon Vault ready to use.
The Problem Icon Vault Solves
The hidden problem with icon libraries is not always finding an icon. It is finding the right icon quickly, in the right format, with the right styling, without breaking your creative flow.
Different icon libraries use different naming systems. One library might call something “ArrowRight,” another might call it “arrow-right,” and another might label it differently again. Some icons are strokes, some are fills, some use currentColor, and some arrive with styling that needs cleaning up before you can use them properly.
Icon Vault smooths out that experience so the collection feels more like one large icon workspace instead of 25 separate libraries stitched together.
For FrameSpace, that is the bigger idea. Every tool should reduce creative drag. Whether you are compressing images, testing colours, creating effects, working with fonts, or searching for icons, the workflow should feel fast, focused, and useful.
Icon Vault is part of that same mission.
Who Is Icon Vault For?
Icon Vault is useful for:
Designers building websites, apps, brand systems, and UI kits.
Developers working on React apps, landing pages, SaaS products, dashboards, and frontend interfaces.
Founders and solo makers who need polished visual assets without slowing down.
Content creators and marketers who need icons for graphics, decks, social posts, and product pages.
Anyone who regularly searches for free SVG icons, open-source icons, UI icons, brand icons, or design system icons.
If icons are part of your workflow, Icon Vault helps you spend less time searching and more time making.
What Comes Next
Crossing 50,000 icons is a big milestone, but it is not the finish line.
The long-term goal is simple: if an open-source icon exists, you should be able to find it, customise it, and export it from FrameSpace in seconds.
Try Icon Vault
Icon Vault is live now and free to use.
Open the tool, search for any icon, compare styles across thousands of results, customise the one you like, and export it in the format you need.
Try it here:
https://www.framespace.studio/pages/icon-vault
