Interface Essential

Money Business

Computer Devices Programming

Database Network

Images Videos

Food Drink

Users People

Mail Chat Smiley

Phone

Shopping Shipping

Ecology

Map Travel Wayfinding

Health

Entertainment

School Science

Transportation

Sport

Streamline 3.0

Ultimate

Core

Flex

Sharp

Plump

Micro

Freehand

Streamline Material

Nova

Cyber

Streamline Vault

Logos

Pixel

Google Material

Tabler

Remix

Feather

Iconoir

Carbon

Solar

Lucide

Brand Logos

Bootstrap

Atlas

Unicons

Ionic Icons

Phosphor

MingCute

Font Awesome

Majesticons

Mynaui

Radix

Heroicons

Flagpack

Guidance – Free

Cloud

Interface

Flex Flat - Free

Core Pop - Free

Core Duo - Free

Flex Duo - Free

Flex Gradient - Free

Core Flat - Free

Core Gradient - Free

Core Remix - Free

Cyber Duotone - Free

Outlined Line - Streamline Material

Text Formatting

Nova Line

Micro Line

Clouds

Micro Solid

Sharp Line - Streamline Material

Cyber Duotone

Nova Solid

Core Duo

Core Gradient

Weather

Ultimate Regular

Sharp Line

Cyber Line

Core Pop

Plump Gradient

Freehand Duotone

Ultimate Duotone

Sharp Remix

Flex Line

Flex Flat

Plump Line

Sharp Gradient

Cloud 2

Sharp Flat

Ultimate Colors

Core Remix

Flex Gradient

Flex Remix

Flex Neon

Plump Duo

Plump Pop

Plump Flat

Plump Solid

Sharp Duo

Ultimate Bold

Flex Duo

Ultimate Light

Core Line

<p>[Free + Open-source] Cyber are the icons of the future. This retrofuturistic family only uses straight lines and sharp angles, reflecting a fascinating personality with obvious cyberpunk vibes.&nbsp;The Line style is perfect for projects that prioritize simplicity, seamlessly adapting to both light and dark backgrounds. It also allows you to customize the line thickness. All Cyber Line icons are designed on a 24px grid with a 1 px stroke. Licensed under the Creative Commons - CC BY 4.0</p>

Cyber Line - Free

<p>Cyber is one of our most challenging icon sets: no curves, only straight lines and sharp angles. Inspired by sci-fi aesthetics, it’s perfect for bold brands and futuristic tech.</p>

### **one sentence positioning**

The most mechanically extreme icon family available — zero curves, straight lines only, dark navy default, built for futuristic and high-tech interfaces.

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### **what it signals**

Advanced technology, precision engineering, system control, architectural rigour, futuristic thinking.

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### **best fit when**

- the interface must feel engineered and unmistakably high-tech with no compromise
- visual distinctiveness from standard rounded icon sets is a strategic requirement
- the product identity is built on AI, cybersecurity, infrastructure, robotics, or sci-fi UI

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### **avoid when**

- the product needs any warmth, softness, or mainstream legibility
- a neutral UI language that adapts across audiences is the goal
- organic, human, or playful tone is needed

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### **core visual rules**

- geometry: faceted, angular, polygonal — circles are approximated with straight segments; no true arcs exist anywhere
- terminals: sharp — all paths terminate at a hard angle, never softened
- corner language: sharp, faceted, straight-line-only construction throughout
- curves: none — the defining rule is zero Bézier curves in any icon
- detail density: low to medium
- silhouette: high visual energy — the absence of curves creates constant angular tension
- emotional tension: high — the sharp transitions produce more visual energy than any other family in this review

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### **variants and hierarchy**

Cyber Line (1px, dark navy)

- Primary navigation and UI controls in high-tech products; the schematic-drawing aesthetic at its most direct

Cyber Duotone (1px, three-layer)

- Dark navy stroke + light blue tint fill + white base; feature sections and documentation with colour differentiation

**line/solid pairing rule** Cyber does not have a conventional solid sub-style. The Duotone three-layer construction serves the colour hierarchy role. Use Line for standard contexts and Duotone where category colour differentiation is needed.

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### **small-size behavior**

- recommended minimum size: 16px
- best range: 16–48px
- notes: The straight-line joins create sharp termination points that can read as broken pixels on non-retina screens below 16px — the angular geometry requires sufficient physical pixel resolution to render cleanly.

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### **motion behavior**

- strengths: crisp rotation perfectly suited to angular geometry, stable scaling, mechanical-feeling stroke animations
- ideal motion contexts: loading states in technical dashboards, system feedback loops, control panel interactions, data transition animations, hover states in developer tooling

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### **typography pairing**

Geometric / futuristic sans (maximum cohesion)

- Space Grotesk, Eurostile, Bank Gothic, Aeonik, Barlow Condensed, Orbitron (display only)

Neutral UI sans (safe balance)

- IBM Plex Sans, Neue Haas Grotesk, Source Sans 3, Helvetica Now

Mono / terminal (control-surface feel)

- IBM Plex Mono, JetBrains Mono, Geist Mono, Space Mono, Source Code Pro

**type alignment rule** Prefer typefaces with geometric discipline, technical clarity, low softness, and strong stroke consistency. The type should look like it was built with a ruler — fonts where the 'a', 'e', and 'g' have visible calligraphic influence are wrong for Cyber.

**typefaces to avoid** Nunito, Poppins, Inter, Lato — humanist warmth directly contradicts the cold mechanical precision. Rounded terminal fonts of any weight create a personality mismatch with the straight-line construction.

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### **mixing guidance**

Recommended with

- Sharp — both carry geometric technical authority; separate by specificity (Cyber for extreme tech, Sharp for enterprise general)

Possible with normalization

- Nova — both work for technical products; isolate Cyber to the most distinctive surfaces
- Core — technically compatible; keep Cyber for hero and identity moments, Core for utility controls

Avoid mixing with

- Freehand — the most extreme possible contrast in this library
- Plump — zero visual compatibility
- Flex — organic curves directly negate the zero-curve construction rule

**normalization rules when mixing**

- keep Cyber consistent within primary navigation and hero UI surfaces
- never mix Cyber with a rounded family in the same component or row
- if mixing with a neutral family (Core, Nova), isolate by surface — Cyber for the product's strongest brand moments, neutral family for utility

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### **primary use cases**

- AI and machine learning product interfaces
- developer platforms and infrastructure tooling
- cybersecurity dashboards and security operations products
- crypto and Web3 interfaces
- data infrastructure and robotics software UIs
- sci-fi and gaming UI contexts

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### **secondary use cases**

- high-tech marketing websites and futuristic brand systems
- control panels and monitoring tools
- advanced analytics and experimental design systems

Icons from the future

Cloud Transfer Half

Cloud Transfer Half icon - Cyber Line - Free Set

Download Cloud Transfer Half SVG vector or transparent PNG icon in Line style(s) for Sketch and Figma. It belongs to Cyber Line - Free vectors SVG collection.