Thin Line Icons

Apple's design team made thin line icons the visual shorthand for "modern and sophisticated." There's a reason every premium consumer app, from finance to meditation to recipe management, gravitates toward this aesthetic. Thin lines communicate restraint, confidence, and attention to detail. They say "we designed this carefully" without saying anything at all.

The adjustable stroke advantage:

Every icon in this collection ships with a live, editable stroke in the source files. The default weight is optimized for 32px to 48px display, but you can increase it for larger contexts or decrease it for ultra-minimal treatments. In Figma, it's a single property change. In CSS, it's `stroke-width`. In Illustrator, it's the stroke panel. The paths are built to maintain proportional spacing at any weight, so thickening the stroke doesn't cause paths to overlap or thin details to merge.

Where thin lines own the room:

• Premium consumer apps where the interface should feel like a luxury product
• Editorial and magazine layouts where icons need to coexist with body text without overpowering it
• Settings and preferences screens with long lists of options that need visual differentiation without clutter
• Portfolio and creative agency sites where the icons should complement, not compete with, the showcased work

"We spent two weeks trying to find icons thin enough for our meditation app. Everything felt too heavy, too corporate, too busy. This set was the only one that matched the calm aesthetic we needed. The adjustable stroke sealed it."

iOS-native feel without the Apple lock-in:

The design language borrows the proportions, corner radii, and visual weight of Apple's SF Symbols system, but these are fully original vectors with no licensing restrictions. Use them on Android, web, Windows, or print. The familiar aesthetic means users of iOS apps will feel immediately at home, while the universal file formats mean your development team isn't locked into a single platform.

1,241 icons organized for real workflows:

• Interface Controls with navigation, forms, toggles, and system states
• Communication covering messages, calls, email, notifications, and social
• Media & Content including players, files, cameras, and editing tools
• Commerce & Finance spanning shopping, payments, banking, and transactions
• Arrows & Indicators with directional, status, and progress symbols
• Lifestyle, Travel, Food, Weather, Health and 10+ additional categories

What's included:

• 1,241 SVG files with editable stroke properties
• AI source files with live strokes (adjust weight, caps, joins)
• PNG exports at 1x, 2x, and 4x
• Web font package with ligature support for easy HTML integration

For a bolder take on the same design philosophy, see our [Bold Line Icons](/icon-pack/bold-line-icons). For a compact version optimized for tiny displays, check [Mini Line Icons](/icon-pack/responsive-mini-line-icons). Compare all styles in our [icon packs library](/icon-packs) or try them in your projects through our [Figma Plugin](/figma-plugin).

Thin Line Icons pair beautifully with [Tuesday illustrations](/illustration-pack/tuesday-minimal-illustrations-pack) for apps that want a cohesive minimal identity, or with [Contemporary illustrations](/illustration-pack/contemporary-vector-illustrations) for modern product sites where understated icons and clean illustrations share the same refined tone.

*Note: This pack may include representations of third-party logos, social media icons, national flags, and brand symbols. These elements are provided as free reference assets only and remain the intellectual property of their respective owners. They are not sold as part of this product and should be used in accordance with each brand's usage guidelines.*