Motificons
Spotlight search for icons, on your Mac
What it does
300,000+ icons, one keyboard shortcut away - in Figma, Photoshop or your code editor. Search, grab the right format, paste, done. Backed by a full web app to restyle them and an MCP server your coding agents can pull from.
337,122 open-source icons normalized to your style and delivered to React, SwiftUI and your coding agents.
Search 337,122 open-source icons. Choose the look you want, then export a consistent icon system for web, SwiftUI, or your coding agent. Choose one icon as your visual reference. Motificons adjusts the stroke, size and color of the icons you use, then exports production-ready code for React, SwiftUI, Vue, Svelte, or your coding agent. Full restyling on stroke-based sets; recolor and resize on the rest. Every icon shows what it supports. Stop losing minutes to tabs, downloads and cleanup every time you need an icon. One shortcut in Figma, Photoshop or your editor and it's on your clipboard - two seconds, flow intact. The Mac app is free too. Whatever you build with, the icons arrive in the…from motificons.app
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