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Devicons, +1300 logos and icons in React, SVG, and icon format

Devicons, +1300 logos and icons in React, SVG, and icon format

by vorillaz·Apr 28, 2026·19 points·2 comments
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AI Analysis

●MidCrowd Pleaser

Fresh update to a classic icon set, but Simple Icons and Devicon already dominate this space.

Strengths
  • •High fidelity SVG files with consistent styling across 1,300+ technology logos.
  • •Support for all major frontend frameworks including React, Vue, and Svelte components.
Weaknesses
  • •Simple Icons already provides automated updates for thousands of brand logos for free.
  • •Hard to differentiate when Devicon and FontAwesome cover the same developer niche.
Category
Design
Target Audience

Frontend developers, UI designers

Similar To

Simple Icons · Devicon · FontAwesome

Post Description

After a very long time I've spend a great amount of time revisiting my very first open source project.

+1300 logos and icons coming along with a brand new website, high fidelity SVG files, extended documentation and support for all major front end frameworks.

GitHub link: https://github.com/vorillaz/devicons

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