71,262 free hand-drawn SVG icons for every project
Koboyo Icons is a free library of 71,262 hand-drawn SVG icons. Every icon is available as a scalable vector graphic that uses currentColor, so you can easily match the icon color to your design with a single CSS property. No attribution is required, making it a hassle-free resource for personal and commercial projects alike.
The platform solves the problem of finding the right icon by offering two powerful search methods: browsing by curated groups (such as face, business, technology, and nature) or searching by synonym. For example, searching 'oops' finds a facepalm icon, and 'deploy' finds a rocket. This synonym-based search makes it fast to locate the exact visual you need without knowing the official icon name.
Koboyo is built for designers, developers, and content creators who want a large, consistent set of hand-drawn illustrations. It also integrates with AI coding assistants through an MCP server, letting you ask tools like Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex to fetch icons programmatically as you build.
A massive library of unique, hand-drawn style icons available as scalable vector graphics.
Browse icons by curated categories like business, technology, nature, and people, or search by synonym—for instance, 'oops' finds facepalm and 'deploy' finds rocket.
Icons inherit the text color automatically, making it simple to tint them in any UI without extra edits.
Use the icons freely in your projects without needing to credit the source.
Connect Koboyo to AI coding tools like Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex via an MCP server to fetch icons on demand.
Hundreds of groups cover everything from agriculture and animals to design, development, education, health, and more, making it easy to narrow down the right icon.
The library contains 71,262 free hand-drawn SVG icons, as shown on the homepage.
No. The page states the icons are free and that no attribution is required, so you can use them in personal and commercial projects without credit.
It means each icon uses the CSS currentColor value, so the icon takes on the color of the surrounding text. This makes it easy to change the icon's color via the text color property.
You can search by synonym. For example, searching for 'oops' finds a facepalm icon, and searching for 'deploy' finds a rocket icon. You can also browse through curated groups.
Yes. The page provides an MCP (Model Context Protocol) command to connect Koboyo with Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex, allowing you to ask the AI to fetch icons.
The library covers a wide range of categories including technology, business, people, nature, education, health, food, and many more, with groups like face, mark, math, and texture.