1,500+ Icons in the Builder
Icons communicate at a glance. A shopping cart icon for an orders section. A document icon for invoices. A warehouse icon for inventory. A people icon for contacts. The right icon reduces the reading load — users recognize the destination without parsing the label.
But building a meaningful icon library is a lot of work: sourcing icons with consistent visual style, normalizing them to a uniform format, making them searchable, integrating them into the builder. Most platforms have a handful; a complete icon set requires real investment.
The builder ships with more than 1,500 icons.
Searchable Icon Picker
When you need an icon — for a navigation item, a button, a section header — the icon picker opens a searchable grid. Type "delivery" and see truck, package, box, courier, and related icons. Type "finance" and see currency, calculator, chart, invoice icons.
The search is fuzzy and broad: searching for an icon by concept finds icons even when the keyword doesn't exactly match the icon's name.
Categorized Browse
Icons are organized into categories: Communication, Commerce, Objects, People, Navigation, Interface, Technology, and more. Browse a category to see all icons within a theme — useful when you're looking for a visual that fits a category but haven't settled on the specific concept.
Category browsing is faster than searching when the requirement is general ("something commerce-related") rather than specific ("a shipping truck").
Consistent Visual Style
All 1,500+ icons share the same visual style: consistent stroke weight, consistent sizing, consistent visual treatment. Mixing icons from different sources creates visual noise — the variance in stroke weight and style is visible even when individual icons look fine in isolation.
A single cohesive library means any combination of icons looks intentional.
Available Everywhere
The icon picker is available wherever an icon can be set in the builder: navigation items, buttons, section headers, tab labels, field icons, badge icons. You don't look up icons in a separate tool and copy identifiers — the picker is in-context, opening wherever it's needed.