Glyph icons (often referred to as Solid or Filled icons) are monochromatic icons designed with a solid fill rather than an outline. They rely on the negative space within a solid shape to define details. Because of their visual weight, they are highly effective for attracting attention and are commonly used for active states in navigation menus (e.g., a filled "Home" icon when the user is on the homepage).
You can download glyph icons in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) for flexible, code-friendly web usage, and PNG (Portable Network Graphics) for quick implementation in design mockups, slides, and non-vector tools.
Glyph icons offer high contrast and are easier to recognize at smaller sizes compared to intricate line or flat icons. Their solid shape creates a strong visual anchor, making them the preferred choice for tab bars, toolbars, and primary call-to-action buttons where instant recognition is critical.
Yes. Since glyph icons are typically monochromatic (single color), changing their color is very simple. You can use the IconScout editor to apply any hex code to the entire shape before downloading. In CSS (for web), you can easily style the SVG fillproperty to change the color on hover or active states.
While both are 2D styles, Flat icons often use multiple colors and more complex shapes to create an illustration. Glyph icons are strictly silhouette-based and single-color. Think of a Flat icon as a "drawing" and a Glyph icon as a "symbol."
Yes, the simple structure of glyph icons makes them perfect for converting into icon fonts (like FontAwesome or our own Unicons). This allows developers to control the icon size and color using standard text CSS properties.
Yes. Consistency is key in UI design. We offer extensive glyph icon packs where every icon shares the same grid size, corner radius, and visual weight. This ensures that your "Settings" gear icon matches the style of your "Profile" user icon perfectly.
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