Browse and search 200,000+ icons from Iconify with an intuitive infinite canvas interface. A modern icon explorer built with Vue 3. Search, customize, and download SVG icons for any project.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Brokarim, a frontend dev, and I’m stoked to share this project with you all. I built this because I was honestly tired of browsing icon libraries that felt like looking at a rigid Excel spreadsheet. I wanted to turn asset hunting from a boring chore into something fun and fluid, so I took the core idea of open-source icon reposs and completely re-imagined the UX into a lightning-fast search engine with an infinite 2D canvas behavior.
Powered by Vue 3, Tailwind, and Iconify, you can drag and pan around thousands of icons smoothly in any direction without your browser lagging, thanks to some heavy GPU acceleration and rendering virtualization. It's 100% free and open-source, and you can try it out right now at **[https://icons.brokarim.com](http...**. I’d love to hear how the canvas feels on your device and what features you think I should build next—drop your feedback below! 🚀
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this looks pretty clean, the canvas idea is honestly a nice twist on the usual grid stuff. one thing i'd love though is a way to compare two or three icons side by side before picking one, basically overlay them at the same size so you can see how they actually feel next to each other
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Honestly the infinite canvas approach feels really smooth, way more natural than the typical grid dump you get from icon libraries. Vue 3 was a solid choice here, the whole thing just feels snappy and well thought out.
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this looks pretty clean, the canvas idea is honestly a nice twist on the usual grid stuff. one thing i'd love though is a way to compare two or three icons side by side before picking one, basically overlay them at the same size so you can see how they actually feel next to each other
Honestly the infinite canvas approach feels really smooth, way more natural than the typical grid dump you get from icon libraries. Vue 3 was a solid choice here, the whole thing just feels snappy and well thought out.