IcoMoon App
icomoon.app
icomoon.io/new-app (BETA)
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Custom Color Fonts & Ligatures
Choose only the icons you need to make multicolor icon fonts. You can even assign ligatures to your glyphs. Generated color fonts use the COLRv0 format, which is Baseline (widely available) and works on all modern browsers and operating systems.
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SVG-first Vector Editor
IcoMoon comes with an advanced vector editor optimized for icon design. All the icons you see on this website, including the ones used in the UI of the app, were designed in this SVG editor!
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Import Your Own Vectors
Using the new app you can import your own fonts or SVG images. Importing happens locally, inside your own browser. The following font formats are currently supported: OTF, TTF, WOFF2 and WOFF.
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25000+ Free Icons
IcoMoon's library features thousands of high quality, free and open source icon sets. These icons are pixel fitted and optimized to be used with the IcoMoon app.
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Real Time Collaboration
Live and real time collaborations are possible in the new app. Projects can be shared with edit or view-only permissions.
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Icon Fonts Done Right
Unlike other icon font services, the icon fonts that are generated using the IcoMoon app look crisp, and the font-size you specify will directly translate to the size of the icon.
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With Privacy In Mind
Almost everything you do inside the IcoMoon app happens locally. For example, when you import glyphs or generate a font, everything happens in your browser and your SVG won't get uploaded to our servers, unless you choose to use our hosting or paid services for auto-saving of projects in your account.
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Inline SVGs & More
Using the export panel, you can export your icons in many differen formats including SVG, Font, Web Component, Sprites, React, Vue, Elm, Favicon (.ico), CSH, PNG24, Indexed PNG, and more.
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It's Free!
The IcoMoon app is free to use. Code files (HTML, CSS, JS, etc.) generated by IcoMoon are MIT licensed. The license for each icon pack is listed in the library.
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Works Offline!
Once loaded, the IcoMoon app works offline. It's a PWA; you could "install" it (aka "Add to Home Screen" or "Add to Dock") to have access to the app even when you're offline.