IconScout review

IconScout is a marketplace for design assets, including SVG icons, vector illustrations, 3D icons and Lottie animations. Downloads come in formats such as SVG, PNG, glTF and JSON, depending on the asset type. The homepage also offers AI tools to generate images, icons, illustrations and 3D assets, plus tools to vectorize images, remove backgrounds, upscale images and rework styles.

It is aimed at designers and teams that need ready-made assets for websites, apps and other digital projects. The pricing page lists unlimited downloads and source files on its Individual plan, alongside access to 15M+ design assets. Plans also include monthly AI credit allowances, so AI use is capped rather than unlimited. IconScout has a free plan, but the published pricing details do not specify what it includes.

The appeal is breadth: IconScout brings static icons, editable illustrations, 3D assets and lightweight Lottie animations into one library. That can be useful if a project needs more than a consistent set of interface icons. The site also groups AI generation and image-editing tools with the marketplace, so users can make or adapt assets rather than only download them.

The pricing page lists 15M+ assets and unlimited downloads and source files on Individual, with 500 AI credits per month. Team raises that allowance to 1,000 credits and adds team collections and download history. Team+ includes five seats and 5,000 monthly credits. Those are clear allowances for teams that expect regular use.

Some Reddit users say they found specific assets that fit their websites, including Lottie animations and illustrations. One commenter also described using the color tool to bring graphics closer together stylistically, though they said it did not work perfectly on every graphic. That points to a practical advantage—and a caveat: a large library gives you options, but may still require some art-direction work.

IconScout is harder to justify if you only need a handful of assets. The pricing page lists Individual at $19.99 per user per month, or $14.99 per month with annual billing; annual billing is charged for 12 months. Team is $49.99 monthly or $24.99 per user per month billed annually. Team+ is $84.99 monthly or $54.99 per month billed annually for five users. A free trial is not listed, and the free plan’s limits are not published on the vendor's site.

The AI allowance is finite: 500 credits monthly on Individual, 1,000 on Team and 5,000 on Team+ for five included seats. License terms also differ by plan: Individual lists a Digital license, while Team lists a Physical unlimited license. A commenter on r/reactnative advises checking the license shown for each asset, since terms can vary. Reddit users also report that matching illustration styles can take extra work, and one thread mentions UX issues and a library that felt limited for its needs.

The pricing page lists a free plan, but its limits are not published on the vendor's site. Paid plans start at $19.99 per user monthly, or $14.99 per user per month with annual billing. Annual billing is charged for 12 months, making the Individual plan $179.88 per user for the year.

Team costs $49.99 per user monthly or $24.99 per user per month annually. It adds a physical unlimited license, 1,000 AI credits per month and team collections. Team+ is $84.99 monthly per five users or $54.99 per five users per month annually, with five seats, 5,000 AI credits and dedicated support. Note the pricing unit changes: Team is priced per user, Team+ per five users. The jump from Individual to Team is substantial, but includes different licensing and team features. No add-ons are listed. The page also lists 500 AI credits per month on Individual; credit rollover and extra-credit pricing are not published.

Switching in is likely simplest if you need downloadable assets rather than a new design platform. IconScout lists unlimited downloads and source files on Individual, with formats including SVG, PNG, glTF and Lottie JSON. You can bring downloaded files into your existing workflow; the published details do not describe a bulk export or migration tool.

Leaving may take more work if IconScout assets are already placed across projects: you would need to identify and replace the assets you no longer want to use. That is a practical consideration, not a documented migration requirement. License terms beyond the listed digital and physical unlimited licenses are not included here, so check the applicable terms before cancelling or reusing assets elsewhere. Reddit reports about why users leave were not included in the published material, so we can’t attribute common exit reasons to users. Data portability beyond downloading assets, and what happens to access after cancellation, are not published on the vendor's site.