Iconset
Iconset is a Mac and Windows icon manager that helps designers and developers organize, search, sync, and export SVG icon libraries.
What is Iconset?
Iconset is a desktop icon manager for Mac that helps designers, developers, and product teams keep SVG icon libraries organized and easy to reuse. It lets you collect icons into sets and packs, tag them for faster browsing, and search across large libraries from one place. The app is built for workflows where icons are used regularly in design tools, websites, apps, and product assets. Iconset also supports drag-and-drop use with design apps, making it easy to place icons directly into active projects. For teams, it can work with cloud-synced folders so shared icon libraries stay available across devices. Iconset is published by Chunxia Li and is focused on managing and distributing SVG icon collections rather than creating illustrations from scratch.
Key features
- Organize SVG icons into sets, packs, groups, and tags
- Search large icon libraries quickly from one place
- Drag and drop icons into design and product tools
- Sync icon libraries across devices with cloud storage folders
- Mark frequently used icons for faster access
- Export and share icon collections as .SET files
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Iconset is a normal desktop design utility for managing icon libraries. It may need access to folders where your icon sets are stored, especially if you keep them in iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, or similar synced locations. That access is expected for its purpose. If you remove the app, your organized library files may remain on disk, so keep any shared or synced icon folders you still want to use.
Recommendation: Keep Iconset if you use it to organize or share SVG icons for design or development work. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app, but check whether you want to keep any icon library folders or exported sets before cleaning up related files.
Common paths
/Applications/Iconset.app
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