A comprehensive list of the best free social media icon sets for personal and commercial use in design mockups, websites, and elsewhere.
The list mixes hand-made icon packs shared by designers on Dribbble with open-source icon libraries that ship every major network as a flat SVG, so you can drop them into a design file or straight into a website. Every set below is free; the libraries also tell you exactly which license applies, which matters when you use the icons on a client or commercial project.
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Best Social Media Icon Sets for Websites
1. Minimal Social Media Icons
Enhance your online presence with nifty icons to connect your website to social media profiles. Instead of crafting them yourself, you can now make it happen in a snap of a finger with this collection of minimal social media icons. These appeal to the eye and cover all the major companies and even some lesser-known ones. Look no further, start implementing these amazing, modern creations to your page, and make a difference. Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Behance, you name it, it’s all in the bundle.
Author: Wassim
2. Blush Social Media Icons
If you want something different, a blush social media icons kit should be on your list. Instead of keeping things traditional, you can spice things up with nifty details. Introduce these watercolor social media icons to your website and set yourself apart, especially if you are in the creative field and building an online portfolio. On the other hand, think outside the box, go against the norm, and you can use these social media buttons for just about any project you are working on.
Author: Carrie Cristancho
3. Social Media Icons
A massive collection of all the popular and well-known social media icons, all packed into one bundle. Over on Free Icons, you can find the right button or icon in a small breeze. Download the ones you need; you can already use them on your website or any other project you are working on. What’s also cool is that Free Icons is a platform that ensures its content is frequently updated with new material for your convenience. Last but not least, the files come in three different formats: AI, SVG, and PNG. Get social media icons for your page now.
Author: Muhammad Haq
4. Circular Icons with Hover Effect
There is always an option to take things to an entirely new degree. And even when it comes to something as simple as social media icons, there is an option to present them in a way that will capture everyone’s attention. Instead of having just the button to click on, elevate the appearance with a hover effect. How cool does that sound? You can now make something simple as interesting as it can be. You can also check the demo first and watch a video tutorial to get the gist of it. It is all just a click away, all set for you to put it into play.
5. Flaticon Social Media Icons
Flaticon is an outstanding platform that focuses primarily on icons. And if you are looking for free social media icons, boy, you get many of them. Along with the company logos and whatnot, you can use an enormous collection of other designs in a small breeze. Classic icons and such with a modern twist are all possible solutions for quick integration into your project or web design. You can filter icons by mono-color or multicolor and find the right ones even quicker. But you can always type in the keyword in the search bar and get only the stuff you are interested in.
6. Simple Icons
Simple Icons is the go-to library when you need the official logo of almost any brand as a clean, flat SVG. It currently holds 3,453 brand icons, so every major social network is covered along with plenty of niche ones, and each icon card shows the brand’s official hex color. That makes it easy to switch between a monochrome icon row and full brand colors. Copy the SVG straight from the site, download it as SVG or PNG, or install the simple-icons npm package. The icons are released under CC0, so no attribution is needed, but the logos are still trademarks, so follow each network’s brand guidelines.
Author: Simple Icons contributors
7. Font Awesome Free Brand Icons
If your website already loads Font Awesome, you already have one of the largest sets of flat social media icons. The Brands style in version 7.3.1 lists 572 logos, from Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Discord to Twitch, Slack and GitHub, and every brand icon ships in the free package. Use them as SVG, as a web font or through a kit, and style them with CSS like regular text. The free icons are licensed under CC BY 4.0, which allows commercial use; the license asks you to keep the attribution that already sits in the Font Awesome files.
Author: Fonticons (Font Awesome)
8. Bootstrap Icons
Bootstrap Icons is a free, MIT-licensed library of 2,078 icons, and 85 of them sit in its Brand category. You get solid, flat logos for Bluesky, Discord, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Mastodon, Medium, Messenger and many more, all drawn to the same grid so a row of social links looks consistent. The library works with or without the Bootstrap framework: install it with npm, embed the SVGs, use the sprite or load the icon font. Each icon page lets you copy the SVG or HTML snippet, which keeps adding a social bar to a footer a five-minute job.
Author: The Bootstrap team
9. Tabler Icons
Tabler Icons is a free, MIT-licensed set of 6,238 line icons, and its Brand category covers the social networks you are most likely to need: Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, TikTok, Telegram, Discord, Spotify and more. Every icon comes in an outline version and many in a filled one, and the site lets you set the size, stroke width and color before you download an SVG or PNG. If you prefer thin, airy outline icons over solid badges, this is one of the best free options, and it also ships as packages for React, Vue, Svelte and other frameworks.
Author: Paweł Kuna (Tabler)
10. Remix Icon
Remix Icon is a neutral-style library of 3,229 icons with a Logos category of 300, and most logos come in both a line and a fill version, so you can match the weight of the rest of your interface. Alongside the big social networks you get Behance, Bluesky, Bilibili and Blogger, plus plenty of product logos. Download SVG or PNG straight from the site or install the package. The icons are free for personal and commercial projects under the Remix Icon License, with attribution appreciated but not required; the one thing you cannot do is resell the icons as an icon pack.
Author: Remix Design
11. Phosphor Icons
Phosphor is a flexible MIT-licensed icon family, and searching for “logo” brings up its brand icons: Meta, X, Reddit, TikTok, Twitch, Tumblr, Behance, Medium, WeChat and more. What sets it apart is that every icon comes in six weights (thin, light, regular, bold, fill and duotone), so you can pick the exact line weight that matches your typography. The site lets you choose a color and size and copy the SVG or download it, and there are packages for React, Vue and plain web projects.
Author: Helena Zhang and Tobias Fried
12. Ionicons
Ionicons, built by the team behind the Ionic framework, is completely open source and MIT licensed, and it has a dedicated Logos group. Search for “logo” and you get flat, filled brand icons for Facebook, Instagram, Discord, Dribbble, Behance, GitHub, GitLab, Flickr and other networks, in the same rounded style as the rest of the set. Drop them in as a web component with a single script tag, use the SVGs directly, or download the designer pack from the site for your design files.
Author: Ionic
13. Boxicons
Boxicons has a dedicated Brands pack, and with the Free Icons filter switched on you can still browse and download a large set of brand logos at no cost, from WeChat, Weibo, LINE and Linktree to DeviantArt and Mozilla. The icons are solid and simple, which suits footers and contact sections well. The project’s code on GitHub is MIT licensed. Note that the site also sells a Pro tier, so keep the Free Icons filter on when you browse if you only want the free logos.
Author: Boxicons
14. Social Media Icons PNG, SVG and PDF
You are only looking for what is left on the list. You have already found many awesome free social media icons on your website. There are still several different sets and kits that you should look into before you dive all in and pick the style of buttons that you fancy the most. They are all at your fingertips from Facebook, Medium, Pinterest, Twitter, and many more.
15. Pixabay
Pixabay is an enormous platform where you can find creative content. And if you are on the hunt for free flat social media icons, you will find loads of them, too. There is an icon or a logo you can take to your benefit for pretty much any popular social network. Some come in sets and others come individually. Choose what sparks your interest the most and go from there. When you find the right icon, you also get to choose the size; all the rest is history. Just hit the download button to show that you are not a robot and have the content ready.
Most of these sets come as SVG, so they work in Figma, Illustrator and Photoshop as well as directly on a website. Whichever set you pick, remember that the logos themselves are trademarks of the networks, so keep them recognizable and follow each brand’s guidelines. If you are looking for a simple solution for your website, you might want to check these social sharing WordPress plugins.
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