See a library’s style before you open it
All Icons shows every library as a card with sample icons, available styles and its license.
BETA Free for Apple silicon MacsFind the icon.
Find the icon.
Tweak it. Drop it in.
Picket keeps 141,602 open-source icons and your own SVGs in one native Mac app. Search 33 libraries at once, adjust what you need, then copy or drag it straight into your work.
The Picket beta on macOS.
33 open-source libraries.
One search box.
141,602icons, downloaded once
Offlinesearch, copy and export
- Material Symbols
- Fluent UI
- Material Design
- Google Material Icons
- Phosphor
- Solar
- Tabler
- Huge Icons
- Brand
- Mingcute
- Remix Icon
- Fluent Emoji Flat
- IconPark Outline
- Carbon
- TDesign
- Line Awesome
- Lucide
- Bootstrap
- Iconoir
- Iconamoon
- IonIcons
- Heroicons
- Unicons
- Pixel Art
- Gravity UI
- Octicons
- Majesticon
- Line
- Circle Flags
- Akar
- Radix
- Zondicons
- Feather
Every library keeps its own license, shown next to its icons in Picket.
Everything between needing an icon and using it
Find
Search every library at once, or browse one with category and style filters.
See howAdjust
Change colour and stroke, flip or rotate, and preview before you copy.
See howOrganise
Folders hold catalog finds and your own SVGs side by side.
See howUse
Copy SVG or PNG, export variants, drag out, or open the Quick Panel.
See howFind
Search everything at once, or settle into one library
141,602open-source icons
33libraries, plus your own
Open source, ready for client work
Every library allows personal and commercial use, and Picket shows each one’s license right beside its icons.
- Works offline.Libraries download once (about 34.4 MB), then everything runs locally.
- Your libraries.Switch libraries on or off in Settings to keep results focused.
- Grid size.Scale tiles up to check detail, or down to scan hundreds at once.
- Favorites.Star anything with ⌘D and find it again from the sidebar.
Adjust
Get it right before it leaves the app
0.5–3.0stroke width, where supported
24–4,096pixel export sizes
Export every variant in one go
Add a row for each size and format, with optional fill, prefix and suffix.
Multicolour stays multicolour
Emoji and multicolour artwork keep their original colours until you choose one.
- Edits stay put.Colour, stroke, flip and rotation apply to the icons you select, never your whole library.
- Preview backgrounds.Check an icon on none, dots, a checkerboard or a solid shade.
- Copy.⌘C copies your selection as SVG or PNG, whichever you prefer.
- Export.⌘E opens the export sheet for everything you’ve selected.
Organise
Keep good finds next to your own SVGs
Folders are your own library. Fill them with catalog icons and imported SVGs, nest them, and open a parent folder to see everything inside, grouped.
Drop in your own SVGs
Drag SVG files onto a folder to import them. They search and export like any other icon.
Nest folders, drag to rearrange
Create and rename folders inline. Drag one onto another to reorganise.
- Several homes.One icon can live in as many folders as you need.
- Personal tags.Add your own search words to any icon. Library keywords stay intact.
- Favorites.A separate starred list for the icons you reach for most.
- Safe to tidy.Deleting a folder keeps your imported SVGs in My Icons.
Use
Picket, without leaving what you’re doing
Press the Quick Panel shortcut from any app. Type, move with the arrow keys, press Return to copy, then paste right where you were.
⌃⌥space
Default shortcut. Change it in Settings.
Drag it out
Drag icons from Picket into another app. The window can step aside while you drag, then come back when you’re done.
Keyboard first
- Search⌘F
- Copy selection⌘C
- Export⌘E
- Favorite⌘D
SVG or PNG
Copy whichever format the destination wants, or export a set of sizes to a folder.
Questions
Before you download
Picket is in public beta. If something is missing or broken, I’d like to hear about it.
Send feedbackIs Picket free?
The current beta is free to download and use. There’s no account or license key to set up. Pricing for a future release hasn’t been announced.
Will it work on my Mac?
This beta runs on Apple silicon Macs (M1 or newer) with macOS 15 or later. Intel Macs, Windows and Linux are not supported by this build. If you’d like Picket on Windows or Linux, join the waitlist.
Which icon libraries are included?
141,602 icons from 33 open-source libraries, including Lucide, Phosphor, Tabler, Material Symbols, Fluent UI, Heroicons and Remix Icon. See every library.
Does Picket work offline?
Yes. On first launch Picket downloads the icon libraries from GitHub, about 34.4 MB. After that, browsing, searching, copying and exporting all work without a connection.
Can I bring my own SVGs?
Yes. Create a folder and drop SVG files into it. You can make nested folders, add personal tags, and keep your own icons alongside finds from the catalog.
Can I use the icons in commercial work?
Yes. All 33 libraries are open source and allow commercial use. Two of them, Solar and Iconamoon (CC BY 4.0), ask you to credit the author. The rest ask, at most, that you keep their license notice if you redistribute the icon files themselves. Picket shows every icon’s license, and your imported icons keep their own terms.
How do I install the beta?
Download and open the ZIP, drag Picket into Applications, then open it. The app is Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple. To report a problem or suggest an improvement, send some feedback.
