Business & finance icon packs
Charts, money, meetings and documents in one grid. Duotone and sharp sets for dashboards, colored discs for decks.
72 packs · 6 styles · 3,222 icons · SVG and PNG
Line business icons
One-color outlines that take on your text color. Best for interfaces.
Flat business icons
Solid color artwork without outlines, for websites, apps and slides.
Line color business icons
Outlines filled with color. They pair well with line icon sets.
Gradient business icons
Soft color gradients for landing pages, banners and presentations.
Solid business icons
Solid one-color shapes that stay clear at small sizes and in print.
More styles business icons
Packs in mixed and less common styles.
Popular business icons
A mix of the most downloaded business icons across every style. Search to see the rest.
BusinessFlat
BusinessLineal Color
BusinessLineal Color
BusinessLineal Color
BusinessGradient
BusinessFlat
BusinessFlat
BusinessFlat
BusinessLineal Color
BusinessLineal
BusinessLineal
BusinessLinealChoosing business and finance icons
Business icons appear in dashboards, reports, pitch decks and admin panels. They often sit next to numbers, so they should support the data rather than compete with it.
Dashboards and admin panels
Use line or solid icons at 20–24 px in navigation and table headers. One-color icons take on your text color, so they follow light and dark themes without extra work. Keep one stroke weight across the whole interface: mixing 1.5 px and 2 px strokes is one of the most common reasons a dashboard feels untidy.
Presentations and reports
Slides and PDFs have room for color. Flat and line color icons help readers scan a page of results, such as a chart for revenue, a group of people for headcount or a calendar for deadlines. Pick two or three accent colors and recolor the icons in the editor to match your brand.
Money and currencies
If you show prices in several currencies, use a pack that has every symbol you need (dollar, euro, pound, yen, rupee and so on) in the same style, and pair the symbol with the currency code, such as USD or EUR, for clarity.
Status and alerts
Approvals, warnings and errors appear all over admin panels. Use the same status icons everywhere: a check for done, a clock for pending, an exclamation mark for warnings. Pair each one with a color and a word, so the status stays clear in print and for readers who can't tell colors apart.
Icon groups to plan for
- Charts: bar, line, pie, growth and decline
- Money: wallet, card, invoice, receipt, bank
- Work: briefcase, calendar, meeting, presentation, document
- People: team, user, handshake, target
Before you download
- Choose one stroke weight and one size for the whole dashboard.
- Check that the pack covers every chart type and currency you show.
- Pick two or three accent colors for reports and slides.
- Use SVG in your product and large PNGs in slide tools.
- Use one icon per concept, and keep that meaning on every screen.
Building a store as well? See e-commerce icons. For process diagrams, arrow icons in the same style keep flowcharts consistent. Or search business icons.
Questions about business icons
Short answers on formats, editing and use.
Which icon style suits a financial dashboard?
Line or solid icons at 20–24 px. They stay quiet next to numbers and charts, and one-color icons follow your theme automatically.
Can I match business icons to my brand colors?
Yes. Open an icon in the editor to recolor it with a swatch or a hex value, then download it as SVG or PNG.
Are business icons good for presentations?
Yes. Flat and line color icons read well on slides. Download PNG at a large size for slide tools, or SVG if your tool supports vectors.
Can I use business icons in commercial projects?
Yes. IconHub icons are free for personal and commercial projects with attribution. You can't resell them as files or use them in a logo. The license page has the full summary.
