IconVectors 1.70 - Clean SVG icons for production apps
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A desktop SVG icon editor to clean, inspect, align, and export production-ready icons for app projects.
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Hi Product Hunt, Marc from Axialis here.
This launch is for Axialis IconVectors 1.70.
IconVectors is a desktop SVG icon editor for developers, UI designers, and software teams working with production app icons across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
The 1.70 release focuses on the practical production side of SVG icon work: cleaning up SVG artwork, inspecting and refining paths, aligning icons precisely, previewing results, and exporting production-ready formats for application projects.
We built it for teams who need SVG assets to move cleanly from artwork into real codebases.
Local MCP automation is available for compatible local setups, but the main focus of this launch is the desktop SVG editing and export workflow.
I would especially value feedback on:
- SVG cleanup and inspection
- precision alignment / pixel-align workflows
- preview and export formats
- icon handoff between design and development
Product website:
https://iconvectors.io/
Thanks for taking a look. Feedback and questions are welcome in the comments.
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Love how clean the SVG export looks and the multi-format code output is a nice touch. One thing that would save me a lot of time though is a built-in icon variation generator, so I could take one base shape and quickly produce filled, outlined, and duotone versions with consistent proportions across the set.
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@z_ezgi10358 That’s a very clever suggestion — thank you.
We're currently working on IconVectors 2.0, and one of the major directions is better support for batch workflows and icon collections. The goal is to make it easier to manage icons as a consistent set, not just as isolated SVG files.
Your idea fits perfectly with that direction. Being able to start from one base shape and automatically generate consistent variations such as filled, outline, duotone, gradient-colored, and possibly other styles would be a must-have addition for building real icon systems faster.
Thank you for the feedback. Comments like this are extremely helpful because they show us where IconVectors can save users the most time and become a more useful production tool.
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Love how clean the SVG export looks and the multi-format code output is a nice touch. One thing that would save me a lot of time though is a built-in icon variation generator, so I could take one base shape and quickly produce filled, outlined, and duotone versions with consistent proportions across the set.
@z_ezgi10358 That’s a very clever suggestion — thank you.
We're currently working on IconVectors 2.0, and one of the major directions is better support for batch workflows and icon collections. The goal is to make it easier to manage icons as a consistent set, not just as isolated SVG files.
Your idea fits perfectly with that direction. Being able to start from one base shape and automatically generate consistent variations such as filled, outline, duotone, gradient-colored, and possibly other styles would be a must-have addition for building real icon systems faster.
Thank you for the feedback. Comments like this are extremely helpful because they show us where IconVectors can save users the most time and become a more useful production tool.