Iconoir vs Lordicon

Iconoir is a free, open-source library of more than 1,600 icons drawn on a 24×24 pixel grid. Icons are available as SVGs and in font, React, React Native, Flutter, Figma and Framer formats. A web editor lets users adjust optical size, stroke weight and color. Documented libraries include React, React Native, Vue and Flutter packages, CSS use for HTML, and a Swift package for Xcode projects. The React package exports components that accept standard SVG properties and supports shared defaults through IconoirProvider; Flutter provides widgets using flutter_svg. Users can access Iconoir in Figma Community and insert it in Framer through Insert > Graphics > Iconoir. The documentation identifies the library as MIT licensed, and commercial use is allowed. There are no premium icons, email sign-up or newsletters. The project welcomes suggestions through Discord and GitHub, and accepts optional one-time or recurring contributions. The homepage reports 626K monthly downloads for React only.

Lordicon is an animated icon library for web, mobile, and content design projects. It lists more than 47,900 free and premium icons, including more than 9,700 available without login. You can adjust color, stroke, size, speed, and animation settings, with states such as Intro, Hover, Morph, and Loop. Export formats include Lottie, GIF, MP4, SVG, PNG, WebP, APNG, AEP, and MOGRT. Its documentation covers Web, React, Flutter, WordPress, Figma, and Google Docs and Slides integrations. A free web player is available through the @lordicon/element NPM package, and its source code is published. The API returns JSON with selected icons’ download links and metadata; free icons have no usage limits, while PRO icons are pay-per-download. Free access requires attribution and limits embedded HTML usage to 1 million CDN requests. The Free plan is free. PRO is $8 a year with annual billing or $16 a month. Team PRO costs $39 a year with annual billing or $59 a month.