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# IconOven vs Lucide

Lucide is a fully free outline set. IconOven has a free Stroke style and paid extra styles. Which you want depends on whether you need more than one look.

Last updated 12 October 2026

On this page

1. Side by side
2. Which fits you
3. Try both
4. Common questions

## Side by side

| Topic | IconOven | Lucide | Source for Lucide (read 12 October 2026) |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Icons | 85,000+ across 13 styles | 1,877 shown in its search box (README says 1600+) | [lucide.dev](https://lucide.dev), [README](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lucide-icons/lucide/main/README.md) |
| Styles | 13; Stroke free | One outline style; stroke width is adjustable | [lucide.dev](https://lucide.dev) |
| Licence | MIT (Stroke); Pro licence for other styles | ISC; MIT for icons derived from Feather | [lucide.dev/license](https://lucide.dev/license) |
| Price | Free, Pro $59 / yr, Max $89 / yr | Free, commercial use allowed | [README](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lucide-icons/lucide/main/README.md) |
| Default grid and stroke | 24 px, 1.5 px | 24 px size, 2 px stroke in its demo | [lucide.dev](https://lucide.dev) |
| Packages | npm for 8 frameworks, Swift, Flutter, Compose | JavaScript, React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, Angular, Astro, React Native and more | [lucide.dev](https://lucide.dev) |

## Which fits you

**Where Lucide fits:** a complete, free, tree-shakable outline set with no plan to manage. Its site says the icons are tree shakable, so you only import the ones you use.

**Where IconOven fits:** you want the same set in more than one style (duotone, solid, gradient and more) on one grid, Swift and Compose packages, or a Figma source file with Max.

## Try both

`npm i @iconoven/react` and `npm i lucide-react`.

## Common questions

### Is Lucide free for commercial use?

Its README says it is free for commercial and personal use.

### Does IconOven have a free tier?

Yes. Every icon in the Stroke style is MIT and free.

### Can I use both in one app?

Yes. Lucide defaults to a 2 px stroke and IconOven to 1.5 px, so set the stroke width to match.

Facts about other libraries come from their own sites and were checked on 12 October 2026. Tell us if something has changed: [hello@iconoven.com](mailto:hello@iconoven.com).

## More comparisons

- [UI icon libraries compared](https://iconoven.com/guides/ui-icon-library-alternatives): how IconOven, Hugeicons, Lucide, Phosphor, Tabler, Heroicons, Font Awesome and Iconify differ, with facts from each library's own site.
- [IconOven vs Hugeicons](https://iconoven.com/guides/iconoven-vs-hugeicons): A side-by-side of IconOven and Hugeicons, with Hugeicons' own numbers and the date we read them.
- [IconOven vs Phosphor](https://iconoven.com/guides/iconoven-vs-phosphor): IconOven and Phosphor Icons compared with facts from Phosphor's own README and licence.
- [IconOven vs Tabler Icons](https://iconoven.com/guides/iconoven-vs-tabler-icons): IconOven and Tabler Icons compared, with Tabler's numbers from its own site.
- [SF Symbols alternative for Flutter](https://iconoven.com/guides/sf-symbols-alternative-flutter): One icon set for a Flutter app on Android and iOS, with what Apple's terms say about SF Symbols.
- [Duotone, solid and gradient icons in React](https://iconoven.com/guides/icon-library-duotone-solid-gradient-react): One React icon set in duotone, solid and gradient styles, switched with a prop.

## Every style, one plan

Every icon is free in Stroke under MIT. Pro opens all 13 styles from $59 a year.

[See Pro plans](https://iconoven.com/icons/pro)

Source: https://iconoven.com/guides/iconoven-vs-lucide