iconsax

Web component <iconsax-icon> — works in React, Vue, Svelte, or plain HTML because it's a native Custom Element, not a component tied to one framework.

Install

npm install iconsax

import "iconsax" // registers <iconsax-icon> as a custom element

Usage — free icons (1200+, no key, no network)

<iconsax-icon name="home" type="linear" size="24" color="#6366f1"></iconsax-icon>

• type: bold · broken · bulk · linear · outline · twotone (default linear)
• size: px (default 24)
• color: any CSS color (default currentColor)

Usage — Pro icons

1. Write the icon in your code with the pro attribute:

<iconsax-icon pro name="rocket" type="bold" size="24"></iconsax-icon>

2. Run the CLI with your API key (Settings → API Key on iconsax.io) to resolve it:

npx iconsax sync --key ix_pro_xxxxx

This scans your code, asks the API for any new Pro icons you use, and saves them to iconsax-pro.icons.json at your project root — commit that file like any other asset.

3. Register them once in your app's entry point:

import proIcons from "./iconsax-pro.icons.json"
import { registerProIcons } from "iconsax"

registerProIcons(proIcons)

An icon that's already been resolved keeps working in production forever, with no network dependency and regardless of whether your subscription stays active — the license check only happens at sync time, never at runtime.

Development (iconsax.io monorepo)

npm run build:icons:free   # from repo root — generates server/assets/icons-free.json
npm --prefix packages/iconsax run build   # generates dist/manifest.json + dist/data/*.json