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Could you share examples of designs or styles that you find appealing? Any specific icon library you like would be really helpful.
For the use case you said, I see there's two possible way to use it,
1. Your users who are also Pro subscribers of Hugeicons can use their license keys to access and utilize Pro icons directly within your platform.
2. They only use free stroke icons from your platform.
The updated license agreement is this: https://hugeicons.com/license-agreement
You can use this free Figma file: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1336391869817535178
and export all the icons as SVGs.
Of these, 3,800 icons+ (4k apprx.) are completely free. They are free in the web app, free in the Figma file, free in the plugins,free on npm (almost everywhere).
Hope this helps.
- Figma plugin has 23k users ( https://www.figma.com/community/plugin/1209922740177393208/ )
- 40k Per month web-app users ( https://hugeicons.com/icons ) (you can check Similarweb)
Also we have free available Figma file with more than 20k users, Wordpress plugin, IconJar users and more.
Thanks for asking and happy to clarify this.
To clarify, these icons can be used in any interface.
The term 'React Icons' refers to the specific React package we've created to make it easy for developers to integrate these icons into React and React Native applications.
However, you can absolutely use these icons in other ways as well.
They are available through a Figma plugin, WordPress, and directly in HTML-CSS via SVG.
Compatible with any framework.
I hope this clears up any confusion!
With the Hugeicons Pro "npm CLI", developers can download and manage Hugeicons Pro as source code.
Right now, the CLI lets you export code for SVG, React, and React TypeScript. Support for more languages will be available soon.