proIcons

Are these icons free for commercial use?

Yes. The vast majority of icon packs on proIcons are MIT, Apache 2.0, or CC0 licensed - free for both personal and commercial projects. Each collection page lists its specific license. Always check the license before using any icon set in a commercial product.

What file formats are supported?

All collections include SVG by default. Many also offer PNG, React components, Vue components, web fonts, and Figma-ready files. The available formats for each collection are shown on the collection page.

Do I need to credit proIcons or the original author?

It depends on the license. MIT and Apache 2.0 generally require attribution somewhere in your project (a credits file is usually enough). CC0-licensed packs require no attribution at all. proIcons itself never requires attribution.

How do I download multiple icons at once?

Each collection page has a Download Pack button that gives you a ZIP archive of all icons in the collection. For individual icons, click any icon in the grid to view download options for SVG, PNG, and copy-paste code.

What is the difference between SVG and PNG icons?

SVG icons are vector files - they scale to any size without quality loss and can be styled with CSS. PNG icons are raster bitmaps at fixed sizes. For modern web and app projects, SVG is almost always the better choice. PNGs are useful for legacy systems, email clients, or favicons.

Can I use these icons in a logo or trademark?

Generally yes for permissive licenses (MIT, Apache, CC0), but using third-party icons in a logo is rarely a good branding decision. Brand logo packs (Google, Apple, Twitter, etc.) are an exception - those represent existing brands and you must follow each brand specific usage guidelines.