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IconKit for Python

IconKit — 3000+ monochrome vector icons (outline & solid), single source of truth, currentColor, for every stack.

  • 3039 icons (1570 with a solid variant) across 73 categories, 24×24 grid.
  • iconkit.svg() returns a self-contained <svg> string — drop it into any template.
  • Browse and search all icons: iconkit.suils.es

Install

pip install iconkit

Usage

import iconkit

iconkit.svg("home")                                        # outline, 24px, currentColor
iconkit.svg("heart", mode="solid", size=32, color="#e05b4c")
iconkit.names()                                            # all 3039 icon names
iconkit.manifest()                                         # full manifest (categories, keywords, aliases)

Works with Django, Flask, Jinja2, FastAPI… mark the string as safe HTML in your template engine.

License

MIT © Ferran Suils Mora · suils.es

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