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Iconbuddy

Search engine for 300,000+ open source SVG icons, with plugins for Figma, VS Code and Framer.

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What is Iconbuddy?

Search engine for 300,000+ open source SVG icons, with plugins for Figma, VS Code and Framer.

Who is Iconbuddy best for?

Iconbuddy is best for designers and developers who want to search many open source icon sets at once.

  • Comparing icon sets

    One search covers sets such as Material Symbols, Phosphor, Tabler, Lucide and Font Awesome.

  • Working inside design tools

    Pro plugins bring the search into Figma, VS Code, Framer, Chrome and WordPress.

  • Coding agents

    With a Pro or Team key, its MCP server lets agents search icons by intent, save choices in an iconbuddy.json file and audit a repo.

  • Small budgets

    Searching and downloading is free, and Pro starts at $6.99 a month.

How much does Iconbuddy cost?

Iconbuddy is free to search and download from; Pro costs $6.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $120 once and adds unlimited search, saved icons and every plugin.

Free$0Free
  • Search and download open source icons
  • Limited searches and plugin use
Pro Monthly$6.99Per month
  • Unlimited icon search
  • Figma, VS Code, Framer, Chrome and WordPress plugins
  • Save unlimited icons, download all sizes
Pro Yearly$49.99Per year
  • Everything in Pro Monthly
  • Agent API key for the MCP server
  • Cancel anytime
Lifetime$120One-time
  • Pro features with no renewal
  • Every future update

Team is $39 per seat a year, from 3 seats, and adds a shared library and export presets. The agent API and MCP server need an active Pro or Team plan. Refunds are given within 15 days. Each icon keeps the licence of its open source set, and every collection page names its author. Full pricing on iconbuddy.com. We checked these prices on .

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How do I connect Iconbuddy to my AI agent?

Iconbuddy MCP is Iconbuddy's official MCP server. Add it to your agent once, then ask it to add SVG icons and check icon use across your whole repo.

Gives your agent Iconbuddy's SVG icons ready for production code, keeps a memory of the icons each project uses and can audit icon use across the whole repo.

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$ claude mcp add iconbuddy -- npx -y @iconbuddy/mcp-server

It runs on your computer, so Claude Code starts it when it needs it.

Iconbuddy's setup guide covers the sign-in.

Then ask your agent

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What are the best Iconbuddy alternatives?

Three tools on Recaply do Iconbuddy's job. Hugeicons is open source, so you can run it on your own server.

Questions about Iconbuddy

What is Iconbuddy?

Search engine for 300,000+ open source SVG icons, with plugins for Figma, VS Code and Framer.

Who is Iconbuddy for?

Iconbuddy is best for designers and developers who want to search many open source icon sets at once.

Is Iconbuddy free?

Yes. Iconbuddy has a free plan: search and download open source icons.

How much does Iconbuddy cost?

Iconbuddy's paid plans are Pro Monthly at $6.99 per month, Pro Yearly at $49.99 per year and Lifetime at $120 one-time.

Does Iconbuddy have an MCP server?

Yes. Iconbuddy MCP is Iconbuddy's official MCP server, so agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can add SVG icons and check icon use across your whole repo. It runs on your computer.

Is there an open source alternative to Iconbuddy?

Yes. Hugeicons is an open source tool that does the same job, so you can run your own.

What are the best Iconbuddy alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Hugeicons, Icons8 and Iconly.

Where can I try Iconbuddy?

On its official website, iconbuddy.com.

Can I use Iconbuddy icons in commercial work?

Usually, but check the set. Iconbuddy hosts icons from open source collections and names each set's author on its collection page, so that set's own licence decides what you may do with its icons.