Finding the right icon is rarely the end of the job.
You may still need to change its color, adjust the stroke width, add padding, rotate it, place it on a background, or convert it into the format your project actually uses.
That final stretch often means switching between an icon library, a design tool, an SVG editor, a converter, and your code editor.
We built Icon Studio to remove those small but repetitive steps.
With Icon Studio, you can open an icon from Svg/icons, customize it directly in your browser, export it for your stack, and save the result for later.
More than an icon search engine
Svg/icons currently brings together more than 312,000 open-source UI icons from hundreds of icon sets.
You can search across sets, compare styles, inspect licenses, save favorites, and copy or download icons for real product interfaces.
The new Icon Studio adds the missing step between finding an icon and shipping it in a product.
Every supported icon page now includes a way to open the icon in the Studio and adapt it without leaving the browser.
Restyle an icon live
An icon can be technically correct and still feel wrong inside your interface.
It may be too thin, too heavy, too small, too close to the edges, or visually inconsistent with the rest of your UI.
Icon Studio lets you adjust the icon while seeing the result immediately.
Depending on the icon and available controls, you can change:
- color or color mapping;
- stroke width;
- output size;
- padding;
- rotation and orientation;
- background color;
- background shape.
This makes it possible to start from an existing open-source icon rather than redraw a new one just to make it fit your product.
For example, the same alert icon can remain minimal, become a colored accent, or turn into a filled badge for a different UI context.
Export to the format your project needs
Customizing an icon is useful only if the result can move easily into the application.
Icon Studio supports direct export workflows for designers and developers, including formats such as:
- SVG;
- minified SVG;
- PNG;
- React components;
- Vue components;
- Svelte components;
- Solid components;
- Astro components;
- SwiftUI output.
The goal is simple: customize the icon once, then take the result directly into the stack you are already using.
Instead of downloading an SVG, opening another application, editing it, cleaning the markup, and converting it into a component, the workflow stays in one browser tab.
That means less conversion, less context switching, and fewer inconsistencies between the visual decision and the final asset.
Save custom icons and reusable styles
Some icon adjustments are one-off changes. Others are part of a visual system.
For example, a project may use the same:
- brand color;
- stroke width;
- padding;
- background shape;
- orientation;
- export settings.
Icon Studio includes two ways to preserve this work.
My Styles
My Styles lets you save the current Studio settings as a reusable style.
A saved style can include settings such as color, stroke, size, orientation, and background. You can then apply that look to another icon instead of reproducing every adjustment manually.
This is useful when you want several icons to feel like one coherent set, even when they originally came from different open-source libraries.
My Custom Icons
My Custom Icons stores the customized icon together with its settings and result.
You can reopen it later in Icon Studio, continue editing it, or reuse the exact version you previously created.
The distinction is useful:
- save a style when you want to reuse the same visual treatment;
- save a custom icon when you want to preserve a specific finished icon.
A practical example
Here is a simple workflow using the Alert Outlined icon.
- Open the icon in Icon Studio.
- Change the color to match the product theme.
- Increase or reduce the stroke width.
- Adjust its size and padding.
- Add a background or rotate it when the UI context requires it.
- Export it as SVG, PNG, or ready-to-paste component code.
- Save the style or the customized icon for reuse.
You can try the example directly here:
Open Alert Outlined in Icon Studio
What remains free?
The core Svg/icons experience remains focused on making open-source icons easy to find and use.
Basic SVG browsing and copying stay available without turning every action into a paid workflow.
Some advanced Studio customizations, saved styles, custom icons, collections, or export options use Pro access or credits. Member accounts can use included credits to try these workflows before deciding whether they need more.
The product interface indicates when an action is free or uses a credit, so you can see the requirement before saving or exporting.
Why we built it
Developers usually do not search for icons because searching is the goal.
They search because they are trying to finish an interface.
The frustrating part is often not finding a usable symbol. It is the series of tiny steps that follow:
- make it match the UI;
- prepare the right output;
- avoid messy SVG markup;
- maintain consistency across the project;
- repeat the same settings on the next icon.
Icon Studio is designed to shorten that last-mile workflow.
The new process is:
Find it. Customize it. Ship it.
Explore the icon library at svgicons.com, or start with the Alert Outlined example.
How do you currently move from an icon library to production-ready assets in your projects?
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