iOS app icon inspiration from the App Store

I Love Icons is a gallery of real iOS app icons from the App Store — 1,022 of them, each with its own page. It's for app designers and indie developers who want to see how shipped apps solved their icon, and you can browse by color, style, category or country.

1,022 icons

Browse by category, color and style

Common questions

What is I Love Icons?

It's a gallery of real iOS app icons pulled from the App Store. I built it because I kept screenshotting icons I liked and losing them. There are 1,022 icons now, each with its own page.

Who is it for?

Mostly app designers and indie developers who are working on an icon and want to see how other apps solved the same problem. It's also handy if you need a clean copy of a well-known app's icon for a mockup or a slide.

How is this different from Dribbble or Behance?

Everything here is a shipped icon from a real app, not a concept shot, so you see what actually made it onto people's home screens, along with the developer and category.

Can I browse icons by color or style?

Yes. Every icon is tagged by dominant color, by style (flat, gradient, 3D, illustrated, lettermark, wordmark, symbol, mascot, minimal and outline) and by App Store category. There are also hand-picked collections like AI Assistants and Indie Darlings.

Can I download an app icon in high resolution?

Each app page has a 1024px PNG of the icon plus its color palette with hex codes. The icons belong to their owners, so use them for reference, mockups and editorial work, not as your own branding.

Can I see icons from other countries' App Stores?

Yes. The country filter searches the App Store in the US, China, Japan, the UK, South Korea and Taiwan.

Is it free?

Yes, free and no sign-up.