Industry pack Medical Updated May 26, 2026

Healthcare Icons

Hospital, clinic, telehealth, pharmacy, and clinical-decision iconography for medical software. Mixes thin-stroke UI affordances with specialized medical glyphs (stethoscope, vaccine, prescription, microscope, pulse) that read cleanly at 24-pixel sizes inside dense patient tables and care-team views.

45 icons
6 libraries
All open-source
heart page
heart-pulse page
heartbeat page
brain page
lungs page
tooth page
dna page
ear page
eye page
bone page
stethoscope page
hospital page
hospital-bed page
ambulance page
pill page
capsule page
syringe page
bandage page
vaccine page
thermometer page
microscope page
test-tube-filled page
activity page
activity-heartbeat page
baby page
baby-carriage page
wheelchair page
cross page
medical-cross page
briefcase-medical page
first-aid-kit page
health-cross page
virus page
mood-sad page
prescription page
script-prescription page
reminder-medical page
dental page
adhesive-plaster-linear page
pulse page
plant page
notebook page
clipboard-list page
lungs-filled page
scan-heart page
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About this pack

The Healthcare pack curates the iconography you reach for most often when building software for clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, and patient-facing products. Drop it into an EHR dashboard, a telehealth visit screen, or a prescription refill flow and it covers the common affordances — vitals, scheduling, medications, anatomy, emergency, care-team roles — without chasing icons from disparate libraries. Curation prioritizes legibility at small sizes because clinical UIs are dense: rows of patients, narrow sidebar nav, status pills inside chart cells. Decorative three-dimensional variants were intentionally excluded.

Pack at a glance

CategoryIndustry pack
TagMedical
Total icons45
Libraries6
Last updatedMay 26, 2026

Best for

Patient portals
EHR dashboards
Telehealth apps
Pharmacy interfaces
Hospital admin tools

Style composition

34 outline11 filled

Outline icons follow the stroke-width control; filled icons paint with a single fill. All scale cleanly on their native grid.

Libraries in this pack

Every glyph is drawn from a real open-source set — here's exactly how the 45 icons break down, with each license.

Lucide17 icons
by Lucide Contributors
Tabler15 icons
by Paweł Kuna
Phosphor5 icons
by Helena Zhang & Tobias Fried
Carbon4 icons
by IBM
Apache 2.0
Majesticons3 icons
by Gerrit Halfmann
Solar1 icon
by 480 Design
CC BY 4.0

Licensing

Free for commercial use. This pack mixes 4 licenses across its 6 sources:

ISCLucide
MITTabler, Phosphor, Majesticons
Apache 2.0Carbon
CC BY 4.0Solar
Attribution required: Solar is CC BY 4.0 — visible credit is legally required when you ship its icons. The line below covers every source in this pack.
Icons via DownloadIcons (downloadicons.com). Lucide (ISC), Tabler (MIT), Phosphor (MIT), Carbon (Apache 2.0), Majesticons (MIT), Solar (CC BY 4.0).

Common questions

How many icons are in the Healthcare pack?
45 icons, drawn from 6 open-source libraries: Lucide (17), Tabler (15), Phosphor (5), Carbon (4), Majesticons (3), Solar (1).
Can I use these icons in commercial projects?
Yes. Every library in this pack is open source — Lucide under ISC; Tabler and Phosphor and Majesticons under MIT; Carbon under Apache 2.0; Solar under CC BY 4.0. Note that Solar (CC BY 4.0) legally requires visible attribution — the ready-made credit line on this page covers it.
What formats can I export?
Individual SVG files (zipped), a single React .tsx component file, a Vue 3 .ts component file, or a ZIP of Svelte 5 components with an index.ts barrel — all generated in your browser from the same icon data, so the preview always matches the download.
Do outline and filled icons behave differently?
This pack contains 34 outline and 11 filled icons. Outline icons follow the stroke-width control and paint with stroke: currentColor; filled icons paint with fill: currentColor. Both inherit text color in your UI.
How is the kit saved?
Your kit (selection, order, and name) is stored in your browser’s localStorage, scoped to this pack only — nothing is uploaded, and it survives page reloads on this device.
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