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Icon Design

Icon design at a product’s smallest size: icon sets, app icons, 3D icons and animated icons.

Icons carry a product’s language at its smallest size: a good set shares one grid, one stroke and one logic, and an animated icon has to explain an action in under a second. App icons and 3D icons add material and depth. This page gathers complete icon sets, app icons, 3D and glass icons and icons in motion, from products and brand identities, by designers and studios such as Templo, Benjamin den Boer and Benji Taylor.

41 works by 38 creators, newest added 11 November 2026. Each is credited to the people who made it and links to the original.

All 41 Icon Design

  1. Bitstack Symbol by Anagram — The new logo of Bitstack, the bitcoin savings app: a winged mark tested across its rebrand on the app icon, notifications, a subway poster, a cap and an orange stamp.
  2. Slush Illustrations by Holographik — Animated brand icons for Slush, the crypto wallet built with Sui, where friendly objects in bold outlines and soft 3D depth replace the usual abstract Web3 imagery.
  3. Gradient Logos by Katya N. — A selection of gradient logos and app icon marks in white on black, a tulip, a split circle, stacked squares and a looping ring, where grainy shading gives flat geometry its depth.
  4. Iconly Animated Icons by Ali Pesaraklou — Icon animation for Iconly Pro, the line icon library of Piqo Studio, where each icon gets its own small gesture, a bell that rings, hands that clap, a face that winks, in a short loop.
  5. Cashback Screen by Maksym Kunytsia — A fintech cashback screen exploration for iOS that turns the balance into an object: a brushed silver 3D coin spinning on its edge above the figure, the rest of the UI kept bare.
  6. Mascot App Icons by Katya N. — Mascot app icons that turn an app into a brand, one rounded icon becoming a new 3D character at each touch of the cursor, from a pink flame with eyes to a grinning >_< terminal.
  7. Nightclub Logo Concepts by Bruno Guterres — Unused logo concepts for the Nightclub identity: wordmarks and pictograms that each take a different path to the same underground spirit, one hiding a crescent moon in its letters.
  8. Feedback Slider by Salung Prastyo — A feedback slider UI component that asks How did it feel? and answers with emotion, a glossy 3D emoji face going from worried to beaming as you drag the knob to the right.
  9. Nav Experiment 2.0 by Abhishek Bariya — A mobile navigation experiment where a round corner button fans out its menu along the curve of the phone screen, then folds back into the chosen icon and retints the screen.
  10. X App Icons by Benji Taylor — A refresh of the alternate app icons for X, where the logo is reimagined in thirteen materials, from red Mars soil and moon dust to a starfield, coloured glass and brushed metal.
  11. Reshaping Dock by Matt Ölschlegel — A dock navigation component for Framer that reshapes around its icons, the grey shape bulging like a droplet as the hovered well swells into a white disc and names itself.
  12. Star Brand Asset by Office Commun — A brand asset in which a six-pointed star is drawn as a selected vector path, anchor points left visible, posted beside a diagram reading New technology deserves a clear interface.
  13. Finny Gen Z Mobile Bank by Alex Herasov — A Gen Z mobile bank app where money becomes a puffy 3D icon, the dollar sign inflating as a ruler slider raises a savings goal, so saving feels closer to a game than a form.
  14. Vercel Halloween Logo by Vercel — A Halloween easter egg in the vercel.com header, a hover logo animation where the triangle turns into a costumed 3D browser window, a ghost, a devil or a bat, a new one at each pass.
  15. Fold Toolbar by Malay Patel — A toolbar micro-interaction for a drawing tool where tool groups unfold in place instead of opening a menu, then fold back with the chosen shape or pen as the new icon.
  16. macOS Folder Icon Timeline by Raul Dronca — An interactive timeline of the macOS folder icon from 1984 to 2026, where dragging one scrubber morphs a single folder through every era, from 1-bit pixels to Aqua and today’s flat blue.
  17. laurent.fyi by Laurent Del Rey — A portfolio website that gathers 307 apps and images into one interactive image cloud, a sphere that morphs into a heart, a smiley and a star, then spreads into a browsable grid.
  18. mini Logo System by Rafael Cespedes — A logo system built in public for mini, a series of small design tools, where one mark drawn on a construction grid takes a new colour and symbol for each tool it names.
  19. Reward Icons by Dean Majemite — An animated icon set of rewards, flames, trophies, hearts and tickets, drawn with slightly rough edges so each flat shape feels made by hand and moves in a way of its own.
  20. Safecourt Visual Identity by Studio Morf — The visual identity of Safecourt, a cookware brand free of PFAS and Teflon, drawn in one thin line, each kitchen tool a pictogram framed by open brackets, with motion by Gutter.
  21. Status Icons by Kevin Dukkon — Animated task status icons in which every geometric mark builds into place with a motion of its own, a crescent filling a circle halfway, a hand sweeping round a ring into a check.
  22. Animated Interface Icons by James McDonald — Animated interface icons drawn for a new product UI, 28 rounded line icons that each get a small motion of their own, from the designer who drew Raycast’s icon set.
  23. prekesh.design by Prekesh Chavda — The portfolio website of a designer at Poolside, formerly at Vercel and Sketch, built as an interactive 3D gallery where icons, stickers and drawings drift by on retro tiles.
  24. CASI by Templo — Brand motion for CASI, a climate non-profit for the art world, whose pictograms drawn from hobo hieroglyphics are hand-animated frame by frame, each sign morphing into the next.
  25. CASI Identity by Templo — A logo animation for CASI, a climate service for the visual arts, whose figure drawn from hobo hieroglyphics dances, hand-animated with onion-skinning, free of alarmism or guilt.
  26. Wabi Intro Sequence by Janum Trivedi — An onboarding animation for Wabi, the first personal software platform, where a custom glass shader turns the welcome screen into a lens that bends light before releasing the app icons.
  27. DesignThinkers 2017 Perspectives by Rethink — The visual identity of DesignThinkers 2017, the RGD design conference, built on one eye whose centre changes with each point of view, down to 2,000 unique attendee badges.
  28. Crypto Onboarding Wallet App by Andrey Rybin — Onboarding screens for Nova Wallet, a crypto wallet app, set in dark mode with textured 3D icons and headings that slip italic letters among upright ones as they slide in.
  29. Musée Suisse du Jeu by Hymn — A visual identity and logo animation for the Musée Suisse du Jeu, the Swiss museum of games on Lake Geneva, whose letter tiles and pictograms move like pieces on a board.
  30. Maisa Digital Workers by Motto — Generative animated icons for Maisa, the enterprise AI company, where a custom tool grows a unique icon for every digital worker in Maisa Studio from the same brand symbol.
  31. Grow Your Memories by Aiden — A kinetic typography promo film for the One Year app, made in After Effects, that treats memories like a garden: hand-drawn words bloom one by one until a flower becomes the logo.
  32. Time to Clock Off by Sam Burton — A 3D character animation in Cinema 4D where the little figure of a pedestrian light ends its shift, stretching in the red and lounging on the green line like a hammock.
  33. Nero Architecture Identity by Javier Diconca — A modular logo animation for Nero Architecture, a Buenos Aires studio of liveable, sustainable and affordable homes, where four glyphs keep swapping to write a new mark at each beat.
  34. Frosted Glass Folder by Alex Barashkov — A 3D icon made in Blender to test progressive blur, a blue folder whose frosted glass front softens the panel behind it, then bulges and sharpens as the folder starts to open.
  35. Zed Icons by Typotheque — An icon set drawn as part of the Zed typeface and built on the same system as its letters, so pictograms of runners, prams and hands can swap in for characters within a word.
  36. Framer Dynamic Optimization by Benjamin den Boer — The launch film for Dynamic Optimization, which publishes Framer sites in seconds, a lightning bolt of blue glass that stays dark face-on and flares cyan when it turns into profile.
  37. on.design Icons by Andreas Storm — An animated icon set drawn for the on.design website, rounded line icons that morph into one another, a magnifying glass melting into a picture frame, so the grid feels alive.
  38. Paribu Art Icons by Fol Studio — Animated pixel icons for Paribu Art, the platform bridging digital and physical art, part of an identity built on pixels, with outlined pictograms from a clapperboard to a guitar.
  39. Inflatable Cursor by Mohammad Alhaj — A 3D icon render made in Blender for day 1806 of a daily practice, where the mouse pointer, the most everyday interface icon, turns soft, tactile and puffed up like an inflatable.
  40. Resend Running Club by Manoel do Amaral — A visual identity and brand motion for the Resend Running Club, a morning run near the Golden Gate Bridge, where horizontal stripes draw an R that becomes a runner, then the bridge.
  41. Crystal Icon by Benjamin den Boer — A 3D glass icon that gives the terminal prompt, the most utilitarian symbol on a screen, a soft cloud shape, with light running through its refraction like water against a cyan sky.

Featuring work by

Katya N., Templo, Benjamin den Boer, Anagram, Holographik, Ali Pesaraklou, Maksym Kunytsia, Bruno Guterres, Salung Prastyo, Abhishek Bariya, Benji Taylor, Matt Ölschlegel, Office Commun, Alex Herasov, Vercel, Malay Patel, Raul Dronca, Laurent Del Rey, Rafael Cespedes, Dean Majemite, Studio Morf, Kevin Dukkon, James McDonald, Prekesh Chavda, Janum Trivedi, Rethink, Andrey Rybin, Hymn, Motto, Aiden, Sam Burton, Javier Diconca, Alex Barashkov, Typotheque, Andreas Storm, Fol Studio, Mohammad Alhaj, Manoel do Amaral.

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