remix-design/remixicon

Open source neutral style icon system

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Updated 13 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 7th, 2026
Created on December 16th, 2018
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 602 (+0)
GitHub issues: Enabled
Number of forks: 558
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Total Subscribers: 87 (+0)

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Detailed Description

Remix Icon is an open-source icon system that provides a collection of neutral-style symbols for designers and developers.

The project addresses the need for a cohesive, professionally designed icon library by offering over 3200 icons crafted to maintain consistency, readability, and pixel-perfect rendering. Each icon is designed in both outlined and filled styles on a 24x24 grid, ensuring they work reliably across different contexts. The tool supports multiple consumption methods: designers can copy SVG directly from the website into design applications like Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD, and Illustrator; developers can use icons as a web font via npm, CDN, or manual download; or integrate them as SVG sprites in web projects. React and Vue 3 component libraries are also available for framework-based development.

Designers should use Remix Icon when they need a reliable, continuously updated symbol library without managing local files, as the website's search functionality helps locate icons quickly. Developers building web applications benefit from the multiple integration options—whether preferring web fonts with CSS classes, SVG sprites, or framework-specific components. The tool suits projects requiring a consistent, professionally maintained icon set for both personal and commercial use. The README does not compare Remix Icon to alternative icon libraries.

The project maintains an active development cycle with regular updates to the icon collection. The codebase is written in Less and hosted on GitHub with a corresponding website at remixicon.com that serves as the primary interface for browsing and downloading icons. The project accepts contributions and provides clear documentation for multiple usage patterns across different design and development workflows.