Technology icon packs

Choosing technology icons

Technology icons cover a wide range: hardware (laptops, phones, servers), concepts (cloud, security, AI) and developer topics (code, APIs, databases). Most products need a few from each group, so pick a pack wide enough to cover them in one style.

Product UI vs. marketing

Inside an app, use line or solid icons from an interface kit; they sit well next to text and form controls. On a landing page, feature grids look better with flat, duotone or isometric artwork that carries some color and depth.

Abstract ideas need labels

"Cloud", "sync", "security" and "AI" are abstract, and different packs draw them differently. Always put a short label next to these icons, and keep the same metaphor everywhere: if a shield means security on the pricing page, don't switch to a lock in the settings.

Devices and screens

Device icons date quickly. Prefer simple, generic shapes (a rounded rectangle phone, a flat laptop) over a specific model, and check that phone, tablet, laptop and desktop share proportions so a "works on every device" row lines up.

Before you download

• List the concepts you need: devices, cloud, security, code, data, support.
• Choose one pack that covers most of them in one style.
• Add text labels for abstract concepts.
• Use the SVG to React tool to drop icons straight into your code.

Related: business icons for dashboards and communication icons for chat and support pages.