Curvy Icons

Curvy Icons is a set of 1,809 rounded line icons for software interfaces, dashboards and websites. Every icon is drawn with one even stroke and soft rounded corners, so a cloud upload, a database cluster and a shopping cart all look like they came from the same hand. They did: the whole set was designed by a human designer in Adobe Illustrator, icon by icon.

Rounded line icons are the safe choice for product UI, and that's exactly why so many sets look the same. Curvy keeps the friendly shape but gives you 30 complete topic sets, from servers and data charts to food, travel and medical, so you don't end up mixing three icon families on one screen.

The style: rounded line icons on a 48 px grid

Each icon sits on a 48 px artboard with a 4 px stroke, which works out to the familiar 2 px line at 24 px. Line ends and corners are round, and there are no fills at all, just black outlines. That keeps the set quiet next to text and lets your interface colours do the talking.

The strokes are live, not outlined. In Figma or Illustrator you can thicken them for a bolder look or thin them down for large display sizes, and the icon keeps its shape. Colour is a single stroke too, so one change recolours the whole icon.

The shapes are simple on purpose. Circles stay circles, chat bubbles stay chat bubbles, and details are kept to what still reads at 20 px.

What is inside the 1,809 icons

The pack is split into 30 sets of 50 to 81 icons each. Most of them cover the things a software product needs to show:

• Cloud, server and database: cloud circuits, server stacks, database migration, network hubs

• Data and analytics: column, line, pie and area charts, plus status icons for success, error and warnings

• Files, folders and email: documents, attachments, shared folders, inbox and message types

• Users and security: single users, groups, add and remove user, padlocks, shields and keys

• Everyday topics: food and drink, travel, sport, weather, medical, shopping and maps

There are also full sets for development and coding, creative design, elearning, media controls, website layouts and general actions like add, delete, edit and save.

Who it is for

Product teams building a SaaS app or an admin panel get the most out of Curvy. The cloud, server, database and analytics sets cover the screens most dashboards have, and the general actions set fills the toolbar. Because every set shares one grid and one stroke, a settings page and a billing page look like the same product.

Web designers can use the website, ecommerce and location sets for landing pages, feature grids and contact sections. Agencies building client sites get one consistent family that stretches from a restaurant menu to a hospital directory.

It also works well in documentation, pitch decks and onboarding flows, where a soft rounded icon feels approachable without looking childish.

How to use it

Paste the SVG into Figma and it stays fully editable. Set the stroke colour to your brand colour, or keep it black and let the icons sit in the background of your layout. If you work inside Figma most of the day, the GetIllustrations Figma plugin lets you search the icons and drop them straight into your file.

For React, Next.js, Vue or Webflow, use the SVG inline and set the stroke to currentColor so the icons follow your text colour and hover states. Need a quick recolour before downloading? The SVG colour editor does it in the browser.

A tip: use the icons at 24 px or 48 px, or any size that divides cleanly into the 48 px grid. That's where the 2 px line lands on whole pixels and looks the sharpest.

Formats and technical details

All 1,809 icons come in every format you need:

• SVG with live strokes, for web, apps and Figma

• PNG at 512 and 1024 px with a transparent background

• AI, the original Adobe Illustrator files, one per set with every icon on its own artboard

• An Iconjar library for browsing and dragging icons on a Mac

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Licence

The commercial licence covers personal and client projects, websites, apps, presentations, marketing, social media, print and video. You can recolour, resize and edit the icons, and use them in products you sell such as templates and themes, up to 500 of our assets per product.

You can't resell or share the icon files on their own, or use them to train AI models. Credit is welcome but not required, and the full terms are on the licence page.

Pairs well with

For a family with more styles of the same designs, look at Unify Line Icons or Universal Basic Icons, which also come in solid and colour versions. If you want a thinner, lighter line, Thin Line Icons is the closest match, and Micro Bold Icons goes the other way with a heavier stroke for small sizes.