Christicons is a curated library of Christian icons and illustrations for modern digital products. Designers and developers can quickly search, customize, and download consistent, theologically faithful visuals for apps, websites, and presentations. It includes ready‑to‑use SVGs, icon sets for popular design systems, and tools to adapt colors and styles to your brand.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Christicons after years of working on Catholic and Christian digital products and always running into the same problem: there was no modern, coherent, and theologically faithful icon library for churches, ministries, and faith-based startups.
Most teams either try to adapt generic icon sets (which rarely reflect Christian symbolism well) or rely on outdated clip-art and random images. That kills consistency, makes UIs look less professional, and often sends the wrong visual message.
With Christicons, I want to give designers and developers a focused library of Christian icons and illustrations that feel at home in modern apps and websites. They’re SVG, clean, UI-friendly, and created with an eye on both design systems and theology.
I’d love your feedback on:
- Which themes or icon sets you’d like to see next (liturgy, sacraments, youth ministry, Bible study, etc.).
- What integrations would be most useful (Figma, React icon library, design tokens, etc.).
I’ll be here all day answering questions and collecting ideas. Thanks a lot for checking out Christicons and for any support you share today! 🙏
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Searched for a few symbols and the SVG quality was surprisingly clean, and the color customization actually respects the original line work instead of just slapping a fill on it.
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this looks genuinely useful, especially the SVG customization part. one thing that would help a lot though is letting us upload a custom brand palette once and then preview every icon with those colors before downloading, so we don't have to tweak each SVG individually
Searched for a few symbols and the SVG quality was surprisingly clean, and the color customization actually respects the original line work instead of just slapping a fill on it.
this looks genuinely useful, especially the SVG customization part. one thing that would help a lot though is letting us upload a custom brand palette once and then preview every icon with those colors before downloading, so we don't have to tweak each SVG individually