Free Cryptocurrency SVG Icons: Web3, Token & Bitcoin Icon Sets
Cryptocurrency icons are essential for blockchain applications, crypto wallets, DeFi platforms, and exchange dashboards. This collection covers five open-source packs: Web3 Icons and Web3 Icons Branded (1,772 and 2,028 token icons, MIT licensed, by 0xa3k5), Cryptocurrency Icons and Cryptocurrency Color Icons (483 coins each, CC0/public domain, by Christopher Downer), and Bitcoin Icons (250 Bitcoin-specific glyphs, MIT licensed, maintained by the Bitcoin Design Community). Together they cover well over 2,000 unique coins and tokens, from Bitcoin and Ethereum down to long-tail altcoins.
5 icon packs·7,163 total icons·Free & open source
Popular Cryptocurrency SVG Icons
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Icon Packs
Web3 Icons Branded
4,081 iconsMIT
Cryptocurrency Color Icons
483 iconsCC0-1.0
Web3 Icons
1,786 iconsMIT
Cryptocurrency Icons
483 iconsCC0-1.0
Bitcoin Icons
330 iconsMIT
Common Use Cases
1Crypto wallet apps and portfolio dashboards
2DeFi platforms and yield/staking interfaces
3Centralized and decentralized exchange listings
4Blockchain explorers and transaction viewers
5Payment checkout flows accepting crypto
6Trading terminals and price-alert widgets
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cryptocurrency tokens are covered?
Web3 Icons Branded alone covers 2,028 tokens, and Web3 Icons (the monochrome variant) covers 1,772. Combined with Cryptocurrency Color Icons (483 coins) and Bitcoin Icons (250 Bitcoin-specific glyphs), this collection spans well over 2,000 unique coins and tokens across five packs.
Are these the official token logos?
These are community-maintained icon sets that closely track official branding, not assets licensed directly from each token project. Web3 Icons and Web3 Icons Branded (0xa3k5) are the most actively updated for new token launches; Cryptocurrency Icons (Christopher Downer) is an older, CC0 public-domain set. For a legally binding brand asset, always pull from the project's own media kit.
Do you have both colored and monochrome crypto icons?
Yes. Web3 Icons Branded and Cryptocurrency Color Icons provide full brand-color versions for exchange listings and wallet UIs. Web3 Icons and the base Cryptocurrency Icons pack provide monochrome outlines that inherit currentColor, better suited to a single-tone UI like a settings menu or a dark-themed dashboard.
Are these crypto icons free for commercial use?
Yes. Web3 Icons, Web3 Icons Branded, and Bitcoin Icons are MIT licensed. Cryptocurrency Icons and Cryptocurrency Color Icons are CC0 1.0, fully public domain, no attribution required. MIT packs technically require preserving the license notice in your project, though not a visible on-page credit.
What is the difference between Web3 Icons and Cryptocurrency Icons?
Web3 Icons / Web3 Icons Branded (0xa3k5) is the larger, more current set: it tracks newer tokens and DeFi projects and is updated more frequently. Cryptocurrency Icons / Cryptocurrency Color Icons (Christopher Downer) is an older, smaller, CC0-licensed set that covers the more established coins. Use Web3 Icons for broad altcoin coverage; use Cryptocurrency Icons if CC0 public-domain licensing matters more than freshness.
Is there a dedicated Bitcoin icon set?
Yes, Bitcoin Icons, maintained by the Bitcoin Design Community, provides 250 Bitcoin-specific glyphs beyond just the ₿ logo: wallets, lightning network symbols, mining, hardware wallets, and transaction states. Use it when a project is Bitcoin-only rather than multi-chain.
Can I recolor these icons to match my app theme?
The monochrome packs (Web3 Icons, base Cryptocurrency Icons, Bitcoin Icons) use currentColor or a single fill you can override with CSS. The branded/colored packs (Web3 Icons Branded, Cryptocurrency Color Icons) hardcode each project's brand colors, recoloring those would defeat their purpose of instant coin recognition, so keep them as-is or use our SVG Color Editor only for the monochrome sets.
How do I pick the right coin icon for a dynamic token list?
Icons in these packs are typically named by ticker symbol (btc, eth, sol, ada) or token slug. Map your API's coin identifiers to the matching SVG filename, and fall back to a generic "coin" or "token" glyph for symbols not covered, no single open-source pack covers every long-tail altcoin.
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