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Iconify Icon Search

Design & Media Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

When choosing icons for an Agent, MCP service, Skill, website favicon, or brand logo, manually browsing multiple icon sites can miss semantically close matches. This skill narrows common icon libraries to one Iconify search entry point: type a keyword and collect candidate results.

How It Works

It queries https://api.iconify.design/search?query=keyword across Lucide, Tabler, Material Symbols, MDI, Phosphor, Simple Icons, and other supported libraries, then applies this priority order:

  • First lucide
  • Then tabler
  • Followed by material-symbols, mdi, ph, and simple-icons

The output usually includes the icon name, SVG URL, and rationale, such as lucide:bot mapped to https://api.iconify.design/lucide/bot.svg. The result can go directly into frontend configuration, design review, or asset organization.

Boundaries

It is better suited for finding reusable SVG graphics, not for replacing brand-identity design. For exact official logos, verify copyright and licensing. Specific keywords produce more reliable results; for abstract terms, add the business object, such as bot, cloud, or database.

Use Cases

  • When choosing icons for a new MCP service, search Iconify with keywords like bot, tools, or server and copy the returned SVG URL.
  • While building an Agent configuration page, compare similar icon options for each capability using Lucide and Tabler keyword search.
  • When adding a favicon or brand icon to a site, search relevant terms and prefer Lucide or Tabler SVG assets from the results.
  • When compiling a product icon list, search icon names and export names, SVG URLs, and rationale for design review.

Best For

  • Frontend engineers building Agent interfaces who need semantic SVG icon URLs quickly.
  • Platform engineers configuring MCP services who must select and record suitable icon assets by service type.
  • Developers maintaining Skill publishing pages who need icons and source URLs for each skill.
  • Product designers curating brand visual assets who want keyword-based candidates across multiple icon libraries.