Pixel Art Icons

Pixelarticons is an MIT-licensed collection of 1,105 pixel-art icons by Gerrit Halfmann. Every glyph is drawn on a 24×24 viewport using whole-pixel strokes and rectangular nodes, so the icons retain their distinctive blocky character at any rendered size without anti-aliasing softening the edges. The set is unusually complete for a pixel-art family: it covers interface primitives, media controls, business and finance, transportation, and household objects, so you can build an entire UI from a single library without falling back to mismatched bitmap fonts or rasterized PNGs. Pixelarticons fits naturally into retro-inspired marketing pages, indie game tooling, devtools, and crypto interfaces where a softened modern aesthetic feels out of place. Because the assets are SVG, they scale cleanly into hero illustrations or scale down into 16-pixel buttons.