PictokilnTurn your icon set into SVGs, an icon font, React and Vue packages, iOS and Android assets.

Your icon set, as the files developers ship. Figma exports one SVG at a time. Pictokiln takes a whole icon set (components, variants or plain frames) and writes everything a product team needs from it, in one ZIP or one GitHub pull request.

What you get

• Finds the icons in a selection, a page or the whole file: components, variants and plain frames, with names from layers or from variant properties
• Optimized SVGs: Figma's frame clip removed, shapes turned into short paths, transforms baked in, defaults and unused ids dropped, and one-colour icons drawn in currentColor so they take the text colour
• Optional stroke outlining, so line icons export as filled shapes
• An icon font (WOFF2, WOFF and TTF) with CSS classes, a Sass map and a codepoints file; each icon keeps its code across exports, renames and redraws, and a deleted icon's code is never reused
• An SVG sprite of <symbol> elements
• React, Vue, Svelte and Web Components packages with TypeScript types, one file per icon, ready to publish to npm
• An iOS and macOS asset catalog (SVG or vector PDF) with template rendering for one-colour icons, and a Swift enum of every icon
• Android vector drawables and Jetpack Compose ImageVectors
• A searchable HTML catalog of the set with copy-ready snippets for every output
• A set check before export: duplicate names, sizes outside the set, points off the pixel grid, odd stroke weights, inside or outside strokes, filled open paths, text, pictures and effects that won't export
• A change list since the last export (added, removed, renamed, redrawn), a CHANGELOG entry and a version number that follows semver
• Everything in one ZIP, or as a pull request on GitHub with your own token, which stays on your computer
• Nothing about your file is uploaded to us