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IconOven vs Phosphor

Phosphor offers six weights of one set. IconOven offers 13 styles of a larger set. Both have a free tier under MIT.

Last updated 12 October 2026

Side by side

TopicIconOvenPhosphorSource for Phosphor (read 12 October 2026)
Icons85,000+ across 13 styles1,248 per its README on 12 Oct 2026 (and counting)README
Styles136 weights: thin, light, regular, bold, fill, duotoneREADME
LicenceMIT (Stroke); Pro licence for other stylesMITLICENSE
PriceFree, Pro $59 / yr, Max $89 / yrFree and open source (MIT licence)LICENSE
Design grid24 px, 1.5 px strokeDesigned at 16 x 16 pxREADME
Packagesnpm for 8 frameworks, Swift, Flutter, ComposeOfficial: web, React, Vue, Flutter, Elm, Swift, web components, FigmaREADME

Which fits you

Where Phosphor fits: one coherent set where thin to bold weights are the main choice. Its README says raw stroke information is kept so you can fine-tune the style.

Where IconOven fits: a larger set, more looks than weights (duotone, bulk, pop and more), and round and sharp corners from the same masters.

Try both

npm i @iconoven/react and npm i @phosphor-icons/react.

Common questions

Is Phosphor free?

Its repository is MIT licensed (copyright 2020 Phosphor Icons).

How many weights does Phosphor have?

Six, per its README.

Which has more icons?

On the numbers each site gives, IconOven lists 85,000+ across 13 styles and Phosphor lists 1,248 per its README on 12 Oct 2026 (and counting). They count differently (icons times styles), so compare per style too.

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.

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