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This tool converts your own SVG icons into a custom web font (woff2, woff, ttf) with ready-to-use CSS. You can then use your icon font on any website just like Font Awesome.
Don't have SVG icons yet? Browse 45,000+ free SVG icons — download any icons as SVG files, then upload them here to build your font.
An icon font is a special web font that contains icons or symbols instead of letters. Instead of embedding individual SVG files, you load one font file and reference icons via CSS classes — like using icons with a class="icon-home". This makes it incredibly easy to change icon color, size, and style with plain CSS.
After downloading, extract the ZIP and include these files in your project:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="font/myiconfont.css">
Then use icons anywhere in your HTML:
<span class="icon-home"></span> <i class="icon-arrow-right"></i> <button><span class="icon-download"></span> Download</button>
Style with CSS:
.icon-home { font-size: 24px; color: #667eea; }
.icon-arrow-right { font-size: 16px; color: #333; }
| Feature | Icon Font | Inline SVG |
|---|---|---|
| File size (many icons) | Small — one request | Larger — one per icon |
| CSS styling | Easy — font properties work | Requires SVG fill/stroke |
| Browser support | Excellent | Modern browsers |
| Multicolor icons | Limited (usually mono) | Full support |
| SEO | Poor — not crawlable | Great — DOM accessible |
| Accessibility | Needs aria-label | Native title/desc |
Best practice: Use inline SVG for critical icons and SEO-important graphics. Use icon fonts for UI elements and decorative icons.
An icon font generator bundles individual SVG icons into a single webfont so you can place crisp, color-able glyphs with a CSS class instead of many image files. Our free SVG icon font generator online previews each glyph and exports the font plus a stylesheet.
Import your SVG icons or draw simple ones in the SVG editor, then add them to the set. Adjust the grid and baseline so glyphs align, preview the result, and export the webfont (with CSS) for your project.
Consistent glyph metrics, instant preview, and clean export of font files plus a matching stylesheet. Because icons become font glyphs, they inherit font-size and color — no separate assets to manage. Recolor any icon on the fly with the color picker.
Standardize all source icons to one viewBox and a plain 24x24 grid for even spacing. Keep stroke widths consistent, and avoid ultra-thin lines that disappear at small sizes. When you need a fixed bitmap instead, the SVG to PNG converter can render a glyph.
Icon fonts are tiny and easy to style, but SVG sprites preserve multi-color artwork and better accessibility. Pick fonts for monochrome UI icons and keep individual SVGs for colorful logos. The gradient generator helps when an icon needs a fill.
Yes. It is 100% free with no signup.
A webfont file plus a CSS stylesheet mapping each glyph to a class.
Yes. Add your SVGs to the set before generating the font.
Yes. As font glyphs they follow CSS color; SVG sprites keep their own fills.
No. Generation happens locally in your browser.
A consistent 24x24 viewBox keeps glyphs evenly spaced.
Icon fonts are monochrome; use sprites for multi-color artwork.
Yes. Each glyph is previewed before export.
No. Exports are clean.
Yes. Generated icon fonts are yours to use.