IconScout — royalty-free icons, illustrations, 3D, and Lottie assets
Download royalty-free icons, illustrations, 3D assets, and Lottie animations inside Figma, Adobe, and Canva—free tier for commercial work.
- Design Asset Marketplace
- SVG Icons
- Lottie Animations
- 3D Assets
- Publisher
- Design Barn Inc. (IconScout, a LottieFiles brand)
- Type
- Design Asset Marketplace
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Reviewed
- 18 September 2026
Quick verdict
Use when
- Icons, illustrations, 3D, Lottie in one library
- Download inside Figma and Adobe plugins
- Free assets cleared for commercial work
- On-site editors plus AI generators
Skip when
- Open-source set you self-host
- No account and no download caps
- Print or merch on the free tier
- One bespoke illustration style
IconScout vs common alternatives
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Pricing
- IconScoutThis page
- Free plan plus free assets
- Paid Individual / Team tiers
- Free with link back
- Paid plans drop the credit
- Free with attribution
- Paid Pro and API
Preview of IconScout - not the live app. Confirm details on the official site.
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What is IconScout?
What it costs
- Free tier
- Yes
- Pricing summary
- IconScout runs a freemium model. A free plan covers a slice of the library, and free assets are cleared for personal and commercial projects—some free icons do not even need an account. Paid Individual plans remove the download ceiling and add a royalty-free digital license, while Team tiers add physical-use rights for print and merchandise. The site terms restrict reusing site content, and each asset type answers to the license page, so confirm the current plans and license text on the official site before client work.
Reviewed on 18 September 2026 · IconScout — pricing plans
What IconScout provides
Multi-format asset library
Icons, vector illustrations, 3D icons, Lottie animations, stickers, templates, and AI images sit in one searchable catalog.
Design-tool plugins
Pull assets into Figma, Adobe XD, Photoshop, Illustrator, Canva, PowerPoint, and Google Slides, or use the desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux.
Browser editors
SVG editor, glTF 3D editor, illustration kit editor, file converter, and color palette generator run on the site without installing anything.
AI generation tools
Illustration, 3D, icon, and image generators sit alongside AI Reimagine, background remover, and vectorizer workflows.
Unicons icon font
An open-source icon font library with React, Vue, and CSS packages for product UI chrome.
API and MCP access
A REST API plus an MCP server bring the catalog into Claude, Cursor, and other agent tools.
How to use IconScout
Pick the asset type first
Choose icons, illustrations, 3D, Lottie, stickers, templates, or AI images instead of searching everything at once.
Filter by style, format, and price
Narrow to line, glyph, flat, colored outline, dual tone, gradient, rounded, doodle, sticker, or isometric, then separate free from premium.
Read the license for that asset
Check whether it is a free or premium file, whether digital or physical use applies, and whether attribution is expected.
Download or pull it in through a plugin
Grab SVG, PNG, Lottie JSON, or 3D source files, or place the asset without leaving your design tool.
Edit on site or hand off
Recolor paths in the SVG editor, tweak 3D in the glTF editor, or export a palette before packaging for engineering.
Who IconScout is for
Product and UI designers
Fill interface, empty-state, and illustration gaps from one library without juggling five sources.
Front-end developers
Pull consistent SVG and Lottie assets into components and app chrome through plugins or the API.
Marketing and brand teams
Ship campaign graphics with 3D and motion assets that would otherwise need a separate 3D pipeline.
Teams standardising an asset library
Centralise colour palettes, collections, and download history as more people pull from the same catalog.
When IconScout is the right pick
Licensing and platform notes
- Marketplace, not one house style
- Assets come from many contributors, so style consistency and file format vary by upload—some illustrations and 3D icons ship only as PNG or JPEG.
- Three license classes
- The IconScout License covers the main catalog, the Simple License covers free files with no attribution requirement, and the Logo Usage License covers contributed brand logos for personal use only.
- Digital versus physical rights
- The standard digital license excludes print and merchandise production; those rights come with team tiers, and larger runs need a custom license.
- Restrictions that matter in client work
- No redistribution of the files themselves, no using general assets as a trademark or logo, and no compiling the library to build a competing service.
- Account-based downloads
- Most downloads need an account, though a subset of free icons can be grabbed without signing in. The library, plugins, and editors are cloud-hosted.