What is the difference between Material Symbols and MDI?

Material Symbols are Google's official icons with variable font support (weight, fill, grade, optical size). MDI (Material Design Icons) is a community-maintained superset with 7,000+ icons that follow Material guidelines but are not maintained by Google.

What styles do Material icons come in?

Material Symbols offer four style axes: Outlined (clean stroke icons), Filled (solid icons), Rounded (softer corners), and Sharp (geometric edges). You can also adjust weight (100-700), grade, and optical size for fine-tuned rendering.

Are Material Design icons free for commercial use?

Yes. Google Material Symbols are released under the Apache 2.0 licence. MDI uses an MIT-like Pictogrammers Free License. Both allow free commercial use without attribution requirements.

Free Material Design SVG Icons

Material Design icons are Google's open-source icon system, widely used in Android apps, web applications, and cross-platform projects. Google Material Symbols ship in four style axes — Outlined, Filled, Rounded, and Sharp — with variable font weight, grade, and optical size support. MDI (Material Design Icons) extends the system with thousands of community-contributed icons. Whether you need the official Google set or the community's broader library, this collection gives you every Material icon variant in clean SVG format.

6 icon packs · 49,868 total icons · Free & open source