Style pack Style Updated May 26, 2026
Pixel Art Icons
Retro grid-based pixel art icons from Pixelarticons. Whole-pixel strokes, rectangular nodes, distinctive blocky character at any rendered size.
50 icons
2 libraries
All open-source
home page
user page
settings page
search page
bell page
heart page
mail page
phone page
calendar page
clock page
map-pin page
globe page
camera page
image page
video page
mic page
play page
pause page
music page
volume page
edit page
check page
x page
plus page
minus page
copy page
save page
trash page
download page
upload page
share page
link page
lock page
unlock page
eye page
filter page
grid page
list page
menu page
chevron-left page
chevron-right page
arrow-left page
arrow-right page
arrow-up page
arrow-down page
star page
bookmark page
shopping-cart page
wallet page
gift page
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About this pack
Pixel Art is the deliberate-retro style pack — every glyph drawn on a 24×24 viewport using whole-pixel strokes and rectangular nodes. The icons retain their blocky character at any rendered size because the geometry never softens with anti-aliasing. Use for indie games, NFT collections, devtools that want a retro-tech vibe, and crypto interfaces.
Pack at a glance
CategoryStyle pack
TagStyle
Total icons50
Libraries2
Last updatedMay 26, 2026
Best for
Indie games
NFT projects
Devtools with retro vibe
Crypto interfaces
Pixel-art design
Style composition
2 outline48 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 50 icons break down, with each license.
Licensing
Free for commercial use. This pack uses one license across its 2 sources:
MITPixel Art, Tabler
Icons via DownloadIcons (downloadicons.com). Pixel Art (MIT), Tabler (MIT).
All 50 icons in the Pixel Art pack
Full index — every icon links to its own page with downloads in all formats.
Pixel Art · 48
Tabler · 2
Common questions
How many icons are in the Pixel Art pack?
50 icons, drawn from 2 open-source libraries: Pixel Art (48), Tabler (2).
Can I use these icons in commercial projects?
Yes. Every library in this pack is open source — Pixel Art and Tabler under MIT. Keep each library’s license text when redistributing source.
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 2 outline and 48 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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