Open-source online icon library for classy UIs

[Darren]

I found this tonight while working on a project:

 

https://remixicon.com/

 

Really good icon library with modern-looking icons where you can customize the color and size of the icons, then download them as PNG files. I then import them into a LabVIEW pict ring and it's off to the races.

[hooovahh]

My go to site for this kind of thing was Flaticon but man this place is even better.  Any idea what the licensing restrictions are?  I couldn't find anything about that other than it is open source with no specifics.

[Darren]

1 hour ago, hooovahh said:

Any idea what the licensing restrictions are?  I couldn't find anything about that other than it is open source with no specifics.

No idea, I just saw "All of the icons are free for both personal and commercial use" on the main page, with no mention of including license info.
 

[gregoryj]

That looks like a really nice resource! I usually use Google's Material icons: https://material.io/resources/icons/?style=baseline

They are open source under the Apache 2.0 license. But, there are only 2 colors, black or white.

[mcduff]

Try this link for Material Design https://materialdesignicons.com/

You can do an advanced export where you can change the color.

 

 

[drjdpowell]

I also use materialdesignicons, with a standard of either 54% opaque black, or 100% white, which is the google material design recommended values.  The semi-transparant black looks grey, but blends slightly with any background colour, which looks nice.  Sometimes I use blue to highlight a key control.

[gregoryj]

On 3/13/2020 at 1:50 PM, mcduff said:

Try this link for Material Design https://materialdesignicons.com/

 

Hi Mcduff, that looks like a nice resource as well, thanks!