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Download icons signal a file transfer, most commonly a downward arrow into a tray or a downward arrow above a horizontal line. This page collects both variants across dozens of icon styles (outline, filled, and duotone), so you can match the visual weight of the rest of your action-button row (share, print, export) instead of the download icon looking out of place next to it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the standard shape for a download icon?
The most widely recognized convention is a downward-pointing arrow above a horizontal line or tray: it reads as "arriving into a container" and is understood cross-culturally without a label. A plain downward arrow without the tray/line also works but is slightly more ambiguous (could be confused with "scroll down" or "expand").
Should a download icon have a visible label next to it?
For a primary download action (a button that is the main call-to-action on the page), pair the icon with the word "Download": icon-only primary actions have lower conversion. For a secondary/repeated action (a download icon next to every row in a file list), icon-only is fine since the row context already explains it; add an aria-label for accessibility.
Is there a different icon for downloading vs saving a file?
Download (arrow into tray) implies pulling a file from a remote source to the local device. Save (floppy disk icon, by convention) implies persisting local changes to storage. They are not interchangeable: using a save icon for a download action confuses users about whether clicking will lose unsaved work.