Line art with real, editable strokes

Line icon generator

Custom icons with clear, consistent strokes.

Real strokes. Change width, color and dashes after generation.

10 credits per SVG
Preview
Sample resultSample · made with LineSVGYour drawing will appear here.

Describe it or drop in an image, then watch it draw.

Tool guide

Line icon generator for interfaces, slides and icon sets

Describe one object and get an outline icon as real SVG strokes, ready to drop into an app, a deck or a small illustration. This line icon generator defaults to Editable lines, so stroke width and color can match the rest of your icon set. Generate icons one at a time with the same wording for a consistent family.

  1. 01

    Name one object

    Describe the subject, rounded or square caps, generous padding and a consistent stroke style. Add no text if labels are not needed.

  2. 02

    Match your set

    Adjust stroke width and color to the weight your other icons use, then preview at the size it will be shown.

  3. 03

    Export and save

    Export SVG or PNG, copy the code into your project, or save the edit to My creations before starting the next icon.

Tips for better results

  • One concept per icon reads best at 24 px; leave combinations for larger illustrations.
  • Reuse the same prompt wording and stroke settings across a set so the icons feel like a family.
  • Switch to Cut-ready shapes when you need a solid filled glyph instead of an outline.

Example description

A single outline icon of a coffee grinder, rounded caps, consistent line weight, generous square padding, no text or shadows.

Try it in the workspace above →

Line icon generator: frequently asked questions

Can it generate a whole icon library?

One icon per generation. Keep the prompt structure and stroke settings the same across the set, then align them on a grid in Figma or Illustrator.

Can I match my brand color?

Yes. Ask for the color in the prompt, or set the stroke color after generation with the color control.

How do I get an icon that scales down well?

Ask for a simple silhouette, few inner details and consistent line weight. Slightly thicker strokes hold up better at 16 and 24 px.

Start your next design with editable lines

Describe an idea or drop in a drawing. Watch it draw, restyle the strokes, and export.