Finding the right icon plugin for Figma can save hours on every project. But with hundreds of options in the marketplace, it's hard to know which ones are actually worth installing.
Here's a breakdown of 6 icon plugins that consistently deliver — covering everything from massive general-purpose libraries to specialist collections for specific design needs.
01. Hugeicons
The #1 free icon plugin in Figma, trusted by 600k+ UI/UX designers. The free tier gives you access to 6,000+ stroke rounded icons with web app and dev formats included — solid starting point for any project.
For serious use there are two paid tiers:
- Pro at $99/year — 60,000+ icons across 10 styles, React/CDN formats, NPM registry, 6 project icon sets. No SVG download, no custom icons, no Figma source files at this tier.
- Pro Plus at $1,197 one-time — everything in Pro plus SVG ZIP download, Figma source files, IconJar library, web fonts, desktop fonts, priority support, custom icon requests, and upload up to 500 custom icons.
The jump from free to Pro is reasonable. The jump from Pro to Pro Plus is significant — $1,197 one-time is a real commitment, though lifetime access makes it defensible for studios.
Tags: 6,000+ free · 60,000+ Pro · 10 styles · SVG
02. GlyfiQ
The largest and most comprehensive medical & health icon library available as a Figma plugin. If you design healthcare apps, medical dashboards, clinic websites or health & wellness products — this is the only plugin built specifically for that use case.
What makes it different from every other icon plugin on this list:
- Every icon drawn by the same designer — true visual consistency guaranteed across all categories
- The library is constantly growing — 634+ icons now, heading toward 6,000+ by 2029
- Smart search with real medical terminology — search "hypertension", "orthopedic", "mammography" not just "heart" and "pill"
- Editable stroke weights (Light, Regular, Bold) in one click
- Pro subscribers can request custom icons drawn by the same designer in the same medical style — guaranteed visual consistency with the entire library
- Also available for Framer and Adobe Illustrator
Pricing:
- Free: 10% of the library for personal use — no subscription needed
- Pro: $10/month or $100/year — full library access, commercial license, custom icon requests
Tags: 10% free · One style · SVG · Medical specialist
03. Streamline Icons
🏆 Winner of Figma's Best Graphic Resource award. Founded 12 years ago, all icons drawn in-house by a team of 8 veteran icon designers. Icon sets 50x larger than the industry average.
Free tier:
109,621 icons across 34 families and 114 sets — SVG & PNG, free to download or copy.
Pro plans:
- Icons only: from $15/month — 300,000+ vector icons, 55 icon sets
- Illustrations only: from $15/month — 30,000 vector illustrations, 11 sets
- Elements only: from $7/month — 12,500 pro elements, 37 sets
- Full access: from $23/month (save 40%) — everything combined
What's included in Pro:
Figma plugin, Framer plugin, VS Code, Webflow, Miro, Lucid, MCP server access, Premium API (1,000 assets/week), unlimited projects and customers, forever usage of downloaded assets.
License:
Up to 100 icons per project. One licensed user per organization — additional seats sold separately.
The main gap for healthcare-specific work: no dedicated medical icon system, no specialist terminology search, no custom icon requests. Streamline is a broad professional library — GlyfiQ is a specialist tool built exclusively for medical and health design.
Tags: 109,621 free · 300,000+ Pro · 34 families · Award-winning
04. Iconify
Home of open source icon sets — one framework aggregating all popular icon collections. Over 300,000 open source vector icons in one searchable interface.
Completely free and open source — MIT license for the framework itself, with individual icon sets using their own open source licenses (check each set separately).
Pros: massive combined library, free, works directly in Figma and Framer, actively maintained, sponsored by StackBlitz
Cons: you're searching across hundreds of different visual styles simultaneously — a "medical" search returns icons from Material Design, FontAwesome, Tabler, Phosphor all mixed together. No visual consistency guarantee across categories. No specialist medical terminology.
Tags: 300,000+ icons · Free · Open source · MIT license
05. Iconsax
A clean, modern icon system with 7,000 free icons in 6 rounded styles and 2 finishes. Built for designers who want a polished consistent aesthetic for product and app design.
Pricing:
- Free: 7,000 icons in 6 rounded styles, SVG/PNG/WebP, Vue/React/Svelte/Web Components
- Pro: $9.99/month — 44,250 icons, 1,000 animated icons, font format, creating and saving projects
- Annually: $39.99/year — same as Pro
- For life: $199.99 one-time — lifetime access to all Pro features
Pros: consistent style, generous free tier, good dev formats, reasonable lifetime price
Cons: general purpose, not built for healthcare. Medical icon coverage is basic. No custom requests.
Tags: 7,000 free · 44,250 Pro · 6 styles · Lifetime option
06. Noun Project
Nearly 10 million icons from real human designers worldwide — one of the largest icon databases in existence. AI-enhanced search with filtering by solid/line style and line weight.
Free features: unlimited PNG downloads (up to 512×512px) with creator attribution. Works with Figma Design, FigJam, Figma Buzz and Figma Slides.
Pro pricing:
- Noun Pro: $3.33/month (yearly) — unlimited SVG downloads, no attribution, royalty-free commercial license, Mac/Figma/Adobe/Office plugins
- Noun Pro Plus: $9.99/month (yearly) — everything above plus unlimited icon set downloads, photo downloads, crop & edit photos
Pros: enormous library, human-moderated quality, very affordable Pro tier, AI search, supports creators directly
Cons: icons come from thousands of contributors — style consistency varies significantly. No specialist medical terminology search. Not built for healthcare-specific workflows.
Tags: 10 million icons · Free with attribution · Pro from $3.33/mo
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Every plugin on this list serves a real purpose. Streamline and Iconify for broad professional use. Hugeicons for generous free access. Iconsax for clean modern product design. Noun Project for sheer volume at an affordable price.
But none of them were built for healthcare.
If you design medical apps, clinical dashboards, healthcare websites, pharma materials, or anything in the health & wellness space — you know the pain of finding 50 icons that actually look like they belong together. Generic libraries have medical icons scattered across different styles, drawn by different people, with inconsistent geometry and terminology that doesn't match clinical language.
GlyfiQ was built specifically for that problem. One designer, one style, real medical terminology in search, and the ability to request any icon you need drawn in the same consistent style. It's not the biggest library on this list — but for healthcare UI it's the most purpose-built option available.
Not the biggest. Not the cheapest. But the only one built exclusively for medical and health design.
| Library | Medical specialist | Consistent style | Figma plugin | Custom requests | Free tier | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GlyfiQ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | $10/mo |
| Hugeicons | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ⚠️ | ✅ | $99/yr |
| Streamline | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | $23/mo |
| Iconify | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | Free |
| Iconsax | ❌ | ✅ | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | $9.99/mo |
| Noun Project | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | $3.33/mo |
Full disclosure: I'm the developer of GlyfiQ. I included it because it genuinely belongs on this list for anyone doing healthcare UI work — but I've tried to be fair about all the others.
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