Open medical icon library
Precise medical icons, free for clinical work and teaching.
A consistent, single-stroke set drawn on a 48-pixel grid and delivered as clean, scalable SVGs — built for medical education and ready for production.
Free for commercial use
Ship them in apps, products, packaging, print and presentations — at no cost and with no license fee.
Free in education
Use across lectures, handouts, e-learning, exams and research — for students, faculty and institutions.
No attribution required
A permissive, MIT-style license. Credit is appreciated but never required. Don’t resell the set as-is.
The library
33 icons · five categories · click any icon for SVG, JSX, data-URI & PNG
01 · Geometry
One 48-pixel grid
Every glyph shares the same grid and a single stroke weight, so the whole set stays visually even at any size.
02 · Format
Clean, scalable SVG
Icons use currentColor and inherit your text color — no baked-in fills or IDs to strip out.
03 · Weight
Pick your stroke
Switch thin, regular or bold above. What you preview is exactly what you copy or download.
Downloads
Download in the format you need
Open any icon, then choose a format — no technical setup required. If you just need a picture for slides or a document, pick PNG.
Ready-made image
Drop it straight into slides, Word, Google Docs, posters or handouts. Pick the size you need, up to 512 px.
Sharp at any size
Scales without ever blurring. Ideal for Figma, Illustrator, PowerPoint, Keynote and websites.
React component
A ready-to-paste component for your app or product.
Data-URI string
A single line to embed directly in your code or CSS.
For developers
Prefer code? Copy an icon as SVG or JSX. Because the stroke uses currentColor, color and size follow your CSS.
<svg width="24" height="24" viewBox="0 0 48 48"
fill="none" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="2">
<!-- paste the icon’s paths here -->
</svg>.icon { width: 1.25rem; height: 1.25rem; color: #0f7480; }
/* stroke is currentColor, so it follows the text color */<svg role="img" aria-label="Cardiac"> … </svg>
<!-- purely decorative? use aria-hidden="true" instead -->