Eva Icons vs Font Awesome

Eva Icons is an open-source icon pack for common actions and items, with more than 480 icons in Fill and Outline styles. Icons can use zoom, pulse, shake, and flip animations. The pack is free under the MIT license, which provides the software as is without warranty, and commercial use is listed as allowed. Files are available in PNG, SVG, web font, and Sketch formats. Users can download the complete package, install the NPM package, or get individual PNG and SVG icons. For web integration, a JavaScript package can be loaded from unpkg.com; its eva.replace method inserts SVG markup into elements marked with a data-eva attribute. The web font uses eva and eva-icon CSS classes. The icons are intended for digital products on web, iOS, and Android. The repository lists React Native and Flutter implementations from third parties, and UI Kitten has a React Native module that requires @ui-kitten/eva-icons and react-native-svg.

Font Awesome is an icon library and toolkit for adding icons to software and design projects. Its maker lists more than 60,000 icons and over 30 styles; the Font Awesome 7 page lists 65,928 Pro icons and 2,163 Free icons. Web Kits can add icons through an embed code, and icons are also available as downloads or packages. Styling options include sizing, rotation, animation, stacking, duotone, counters and transforms. Pro Kits support uploaded custom icons alongside the library. Documentation covers Vue, React, Ember, Angular, SCSS, WordPress and Squarespace, plus desktop design programs including Figma, Sketch and Illustrator. Developers can use JavaScript and GraphQL APIs, and can host the library themselves using web fonts or SVGs. The Free plan includes 2,163 icons, one Kit and 10,000 pageviews. Starter costs $4 a month, billed $48 per year, billed annually, and is CDN-only without downloads or a perpetual license. Pro+ icons are available in Kit packages, not other packages.