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infyicons

v1.0.0

Published

Infyicons — a free UI icon webfont with 61,000+ glyphs in two matching weights (regular outline + solid). One stylesheet, one CSS class per icon, unicode-range subsetting so browsers only download what they use.

Readme

Infyicons — 61,000+ glyph UI icon webfont

A free icon font by Infyicon, the marketplace with 161,000+ original hand-crafted icons. Two matching weights — Regular (outline) and Solid (filled) — one stylesheet, one CSS class per icon.

  • 61,000+ glyphs and growing; class names and codepoints never change
  • Unicode-range subsetting — browsers download only the ranges a page uses
  • Icons inherit font-size and color like text
  • Free for personal & commercial use with attribution to infyicon.com

Install

npm install infyicons
// bundler (webpack / vite / next)
import 'infyicons/uicons.css';

Or straight from the CDN, no install:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://infyicon.com/uicons/uicons.css">

Use

<i class="ii-r-home"></i>   <!-- regular (outline) -->
<i class="ii-s-home"></i>   <!-- solid (filled) -->

<i class="ii-r-rocket" style="font-size:48px;color:#00dfc0"></i>

Browse every glyph with copy buttons in the live picker: https://infyicon.com/uicons

glyphs.json ships in this package for programmatic access ({ names: [...], cps: { name: codepoint }, count }), and demo.html renders a local searchable cheat-sheet — just open it in a browser.

Not a font person?

The same icons are available as SVG / PNG downloads, curated icon packs, a REST API, an MCP server for AI assistants (https://infyicon.com/mcp), and plugins for Figma, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, InDesign, DaVinci Resolve, Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, WordPress and Chrome — all linked from infyicon.com/developers.

License

Free with attribution to infyicon.com — see LICENSE.txt and the attribution guide. Prefer no credit line? Premium removes the requirement.