Find Keyline Icons by name and get matching names with available styles. Search base words to locate icon families, filter by style, or confirm no match.
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- Call first to see how many icons exist, which styles are available, and how styles are assigned, so you can confirm the set covers your needs.MIT
- Fetches the exact React import line and JSX snippet for any Keyline icon, supporting stroke, two-tone, duotone, and fill styles plus regular or sharp corners.MIT
- Fetch the full SVG source for a named Keyline icon, with optional stroke, two-tone, duotone, or fill styles and regular or sharp corners. The SVG uses currentColor to inherit text color.MIT
- Search for Lucide icons by submitting groups of related keywords. Each group returns a list of matching icon names.MIT
- Retrieve all icon categories and their corresponding icon counts to organize and explore available icons efficiently in Lucide Icons MCP.TypeScriptMIT
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AlicenseAqualityNot gradedmaintenanceSearch the Keyline Icons set by name and fetch any icon's SVG source or React import, in four styles with rounded or sharp corners. Runs locally, no key needed.4171MIT- FlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceMCP server exposing 3100+ cloud technology icons (AWS, Azure, GCP, Microsoft, CNCF, Devicon) with 3-tier search and multiple output formats for integration into presentations and architecture diagrams.7-
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A coding agent searches the Icons8 library by keyword and style, then adds the selected icon or illustration to the project. Icons8 draws all of it: 420,000+ icons (130+ styles) and 110,000+ illustrations (340+ styles), so one project doesn't end up with mixed looks. The server lives at https://mcp.icons8.com/mcp/ and signs people in through their Icons8 account in the browser. Downloading PNG is free as long as the project links back to Icons8. SVG is on the paid plan, and that plan makes the link optional.
Search and fetch SVG icons from 250,000+ icons across 200+ open-source icon sets.
- List all available icon libraries to discover icon sources and popular sets like mdi and lucide before searching or retrieving icons.MIT
- Find icons across 200,000+ icons from 150+ sets by keyword, library, or limit; returns prefix:name identifiers for direct use.MIT
- Fetch multiple icons in one request to retrieve up to 50 icons at once for batch icon retrieval.MIT
- Search for Lucide Icons categories by name using partial matching. Specify a query and limit results to find relevant icon categories efficiently.TypeScriptMIT
- Generate Kotlin, Dart, or TypeScript icon constant wrappers for the AppIcons abstraction, enabling consistent icon usage in your project.MIT
- Find the right icons for any UI use case, from navigation to ecommerce, and get curated suggestions with usage examples.MIT
- Retrieve available icon categories and styles from a specified library, such as solid, outline, or brands, to filter icon searches by type.MIT
- Combine multiple icons into a single SVG sprite sheet for web apps, simplifying multi-icon usage and reducing requests.MIT
- Find and retrieve icons from Lucide by name or category using partial matching, with optional filters and result limits for precise searches.TypeScriptMIT
- Migrate Compose Icons.* to local painterResource replacements. Dry-run or apply changes; complex expressions are reported, never guessed.MIT
- Retrieve a specific icon by name and get ready-to-use SVG content. Supports Iconify prefix:name format for quick access.MIT
- Reduce SVG file size by cleaning and optimizing content with SVGO, removing metadata, comments, and unnecessary attributes.MIT
- Search for Lucide Icons by name using flexible matching. Retrieve relevant results by entering a query, with options to limit the number of results returned.TypeScriptMIT
- Detect which platform a project uses by examining evidence of Android Compose, Android Views, Flutter, or web technologies.MIT
- Generate a local HTML preview sheet for a chosen set of Material Symbols, allowing visual inspection of icon names and styles before implementation.MIT