Every UIX icon, right inside Figma

Yes, in three styles. Regular Rounded, Regular Sharp and Solid are free under the MIT licence, for personal and commercial work, with no account and no key. The other twelve styles are Pro. You can look at them in the plugin, but placing one needs a licence key. The licence page has the exact terms.

There are 13,491 unique icons in 71 categories, and we add more every month. Each icon comes in 15 styles, which makes 202,365 SVG files. We count each drawing once, so an icon in 15 styles is one icon, not 15. A search in the plugin shows how many icons match.

Yes. Every icon is an original drawing in one library, so your design does not look like every other app. We count each drawing once, so one icon in many styles is still one icon. Every icon is drawn on the same 24 px grid, which is why all the styles match.

Yes. An icon arrives as an editable vector frame or as a component, so you can change its paths, size and colour like any other layer. A component is named UIX/style/name. You can also replace a placed icon with another one and keep its position and colour.

The colour list starts with black and white. Under Document it shows the colour variables and solid paint styles in your file, the colours of your current selection, and your team library. Pick a variable and the icon is bound to it, so it follows the variable when you change it. For any other colour, type a hex code or use the colour picker.

No. The free styles need no account and no licence key. A Pro style needs a licence key, which you get when you buy Pro on this site. You enter it once from the plugin menu. The key is stored on your own computer, and there is no sign-in.

Pro adds the other twelve styles for every icon: Thin, Light and Bold in rounded and sharp, plus Duotone, Twotone, Bulk, Gradient, Tile and Glass. It is a subscription ($5.99 a month or $59.99 a year) or a one-time licence ($297 per seat). You can look at every Pro style in the plugin before you buy.

No. The plugin loads icons and previews from icons.pagestro.com, so it needs an internet connection. Icons you have already placed are normal Figma layers, so they stay in your file and keep working offline. An icon you copy as SVG is plain code that you can keep anywhere.

There is no date yet. The plugin is built, and the Community listing is the next step. The listing is not live today, so there is nothing to install. Until it opens, you can copy any icon from the icon browser as SVG and paste it into Figma as vector paths. To ask about the release, email help@icons.pagestro.com.

Email help@icons.pagestro.com. Tell us the icon name, the style and what happened, and add a screenshot if you can. The docs page lists every channel and what works today, and the licence page answers questions about use and about Pro keys.