Free, MIT-based redistribution of beautiful open source icon set Feather converted to various formats particularly useful for mobile developers (Android and iOS).
I found original vector svg format a bit painful to work with on my projects, so I decided to share my renders here.
This repository contains Feather icons in diverse array of different formats, types and resolutions which are 100% ready to use out of the box in either Android or iOS application development.
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/svgfolder contains original vectorsvgfiles on 24x24 grid. -
/iosfolder contains vectorpdffiles. -
/androidfolder contains rasterized copies of original icons inpng.Separate files for all Android screen densities available (
ldpi, mdpi, hdpi, xhdpi, xxhdpi, xxxhdpi, tvdpi).All densities were rendered slightly above Google's suggested standard for dpi count for given density, as per here.
xxxhdpis are rendered at256x256px@1024dpi(standard is ~640dpi for xxxhdpi) and all lower densities are scaled accordingly (going as low as64x64px@192dpiforldpidensity). -
/png-2048pxcontains ultra-high resolution (2048x2048px, 8192 pixels/inch)pngrasters. -
/png-1024pxcontains slightly lower resolution (1024x1024px, 4096 pixels/inch)pngrasters. -
Heavily optimized and compressed versions of all raster images are available on branch
imgbot(link). Details in the pull request.
Original, live repo of Feather icons can be found here: https://github.com/feathericons/feather.
Website of the project showcasing all of the icons (with search function as well): https://feathericons.com.
If you found this redistribution or the original icon set useful, I strongly encourage starring the repository and/or donating few bucks to the author(s) here.