Free SVG Icons for Vue.js

Vue.js applications benefit from SVG icons delivered as single-file components: they are tree-shakeable, server-render cleanly with Nuxt, and accept props for size, colour, and stroke width. Most popular packs ship official Vue wrappers: Lucide Vue Next, Heroicons Vue, Phosphor Vue, and more. This collection highlights the packs with first-class Vue support plus guidance on using the Iconify Vue component for access to every pack in one dependency.

8 icon packs·33,373 total icons·Free & open source

Popular SVG Icons for Vue.js

A sample from this collection's icon packs. Click any icon to preview, copy, or download it.

Icon Packs

Lucide

1,856 iconsISC

HeroIcons

1,288 iconsMIT

Phosphor

9,072 iconsMIT

Tabler Icons

6,220 iconsMIT

Remix Icon

3,188 iconsApache-2.0

Carbon

2,631 iconsApache-2.0

Material Design Icons

7,447 iconsApache-2.0

Iconoir

1,671 iconsMIT

Common Use Cases

1Vue 3 SPA navigation and action buttons

2Nuxt server-rendered pages with inline SVG icons

3Vue component libraries and design systems

4Admin panels built with Vue and Vuetify or PrimeVue

5Vue-based e-commerce storefronts

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use SVG icons in a Vue 3 project?

Install a Vue icon package (e.g. lucide-vue-next, @heroicons/vue) and import icons as components. Alternatively, use @iconify/vue for access to 379,000+ icons from any pack with a single dependency.

Do Vue icon components support tree-shaking?

Yes. Packages like Lucide Vue Next and Heroicons Vue export each icon as a named component, so your bundler includes only the icons you actually import, keeping the final bundle small.

Which icon pack is best for Nuxt applications?

Any pack with a Vue wrapper works well with Nuxt. The Nuxt Icon module (based on Iconify) is particularly convenient: it auto-imports icons from any Iconify collection and supports SSR out of the box.