Free Social Media SVG Icons

Social media icons are essential for any modern website or application. Whether you need platform logos for share buttons, social login indicators, or community links in your footer, having crisp, up-to-date social icons is critical. Our curated collection includes icons for all major platforms (Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Discord, GitHub, and dozens more) in multiple styles from flat monochrome to colorful brand-accurate versions.

7 icon packs · 18,281 total icons · Free & open source

Icon Packs

Remix Icon

3,188 icons Apache-2.0

Font Awesome 6 Brands

495 icons CC-BY-4.0

Simple Icons

3,453 icons CC0-1.0

Bootstrap Icons

2,078 icons MIT

Material Design Icons

7,447 icons Apache-2.0

Entypo+ Social

76 icons CC-BY-SA-4.0

Line Awesome

1,544 icons Apache-2.0

Common Use Cases

1 Social sharing buttons on blog posts and articles

2 Contact and footer sections with social profile links

3 Social login/sign-up buttons (Sign in with Google, GitHub, etc.)

4 Marketing materials and email signatures

5 Community and support channel links

6 App onboarding screens listing "connect your accounts"

Frequently Asked Questions

Are brand logos free to use as social icons?

The icon packs in this collection are open source, but individual brand logos may have usage guidelines from the brand owner. Simple Icons and Font Awesome Brands follow each platform's brand guidelines closely for accurate representation. Always check a brand's official press/media kit before using its logo in advertising.

Which pack has the most social media icons?

Simple Icons is the most comprehensive with 3000+ brand icons covering nearly every platform, service, and app. For common social icons with consistent, unified styling across a UI, Remix Icons (ri), Bootstrap Icons (bi), or Material Design Icons (mdi) offer well-designed, cohesive sets.

How do I keep social icons up to date with rebrands?

SVG icon packs are regularly updated by their maintainers. Simple Icons in particular tracks brand changes closely and ships new logo versions within days of a rebrand (Twitter → X is a recent example). Pulling SVGs from this collection at build time, rather than hotlinking old assets, keeps you current.

Should I use brand-colored or monochrome social icons?

Brand-colored icons (Simple Icons, Font Awesome Brands) work best for share buttons and footers where recognizability matters. Monochrome icons (Remix, Bootstrap, Material Design) work better inside a UI that needs a single consistent icon color, like a settings panel or a dark-themed app.

How do I add a "Sign in with Google/GitHub" button icon?

Use the platform-specific SVG from Simple Icons or FA6 Brands sized to roughly 20x20px, place it inside a button with the platform name as text, and follow each provider's branding guidelines for minimum spacing and approved colors (Google and GitHub both publish official button specs).

Can I use these icons in email signatures?

Inline SVG has inconsistent support across email clients. For email signatures and newsletters, export the social icon as PNG at 2x resolution (our tools support this) or reference a hosted SVG via an tag rather than inlining the

Do social platform logos need attribution?

The icon pack license (MIT for most packs here) covers the code/SVG file itself, not the trademark. You don't need to credit the icon pack on-page, but using a platform's logo doesn't grant you rights to imply endorsement, stick to standard "share on X" / "follow us" usage.

Are these social icons accessible?

Icon-only social links need an accessible label since the icon alone conveys the platform name to sighted users but nothing to screen readers, wrap the icon in a link with aria-label="Follow us on Instagram" (or similar) rather than relying on the visual logo alone.