What Reddit Says About Icon Checker Apps
We compiled 17 Reddit discussions about Icon Checker apps from 11 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/FlutterDev
With this website , you can quickly find the specific icon you need. If you have any suggestions, please open an issue or pr here . :)
r/androidapps
here's the thing, the app has a "P" in the notification icon. an this letter is like in front of a box, which is divided in three parts. the front…
r/androidapps
I'm rocking the Enix icon pack currently for months, it's the icon pack to beat for me. It's really amazing. Almost have all the apps themed. ... I've used Viral forever. It fits my usual "synthwave" wallpapers and aesthetic ...
r/gamedev
If you just mean 'see what it looks like in a store listing' then honestly the way most of us do it is take a screenshot, grab the icon, and drag it on top in your visual editing program of choice.
r/webdev
2.6M subscribers in the webdev community. A community dedicated to all things web development: both front-end and back-end. For more design-related…
r/windows
22 votes, 10 comments. Hi There's a program I used to use called Icon Viewer, which I got from Bot Productions' website. It came up in the properties…
r/androidapps
If you like outline icons, try Arcticons, Arcticons Black and Arcticons Material You available on F-droid.
r/iOSsetups
OP, the fun thing about Widgy is it’s Tap Actions. A lot of people (myself included) have switched to using only this on their homescreen because it makes it so easy to create your own icons. I recommend checking out r/widgy , because it shows just how versatile the app truly is.
r/androidapps
I can settle with a similar looking icon that has the same first letter in its name, for example the icon pack I am using doesn't have a custom icon for pixiv, one of my fav apps so I am intending to look for a substitute that begins with the letter p but there are too many icons to look for, v...
r/graphic_design
Even more scammy & slop-py sites around now vs 5-10yrs ago, hence why I'm asking for working-designer recommendations, rather than a raw google search. Thanks in advance :) Share ... Noun Project is rad. ... Thanks! Selection looks good, but their pricing structure & download permission...
r/iOSsetups
Hey guys I was just wondering that your preferred icon and widget apps are. I’m not too keen on paying a monthly/ yearly fee for anything Share ... Widgy if you want to unlock all the slots there is a 1 time payment fee. For icons free packs are limited but you can either make your own or use Pinter...
r/iconPackStudio
Thanks for your input. Feel free to disregard the rest of this if I'm misunderstanding how the imported icon packs work. In my estimation, ips treats the imported icon pack as if were the base icons from the apps, and not some sort of two layers of changes to the same files situation.
r/programming
Could turn out to be very good indeed with more apps in it's database. ... Click the Info link next to each icon and read the license information.
r/UI_Design
Lucide – A modern fork of Feather Icons. Lightweight, consistent, and well-suited for dashboards. ISC licensed.
r/Notion
Flaticon without doubt. Thenounproject isn't bad, but it only has b/w icons.
r/graphic_design
I would also like to add iconmonstr , really simple but i use it a lot. ... Remixicon is my favorite — not a huge library, but it’s free, the style is really consistent, and it’ll have everything you need for UX projects. Plus you can copy-and-paste directly into Illustrator/XD/Figma which is a huge...
r/webdev
I prefer FontAwesome. Great choice of free icons and tons of premium ones for niche purposes. ... Flaticon all day. I pay the $10 a month too. Totally worth it.
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