Icon Set Generator

Solves the actual hard part of custom icons: making 20 of them look like they belong together. You tell it the project (say, a plumbing site), it suggests relevant icons grouped by purpose (navigation, trust signals, industry-specific), then generates a complete SVG set with enforced consistency. Same stroke width, same corner treatment, same visual density across every file. It even does optical corrections so a simple chevron doesn't look weirdly lightweight next to a complex gear icon. Ships with a preview HTML file and style spec JSON. Way faster than drawing icons individually in Figma and way more distinctive than dropping in Heroicons for the thousandth time.

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Install

$ npx -y skills add jezweb/claude-skills --skill icon-set-generator --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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Icon Set Generator

Generate custom, visually consistent SVG icon sets tailored to specific projects. Each set is built from a shared style specification so every icon looks like it belongs with the others — same stroke weight, same corner treatment, same visual density.

Why This Matters

Generic icon libraries (Lucide, Heroicons) are great but every site using them looks similar. A custom icon set gives a project distinct visual identity. The hard part is consistency — drawing 20+ icons individually causes style drift. This skill solves that by defining style rules once and enforcing them across every icon.

Workflow

Step 1: Understand the Project

Ask about the project. You need enough to suggest icons and pick a style:

What's the business/project? (industry, name, vibe)
Any brand guidelines or colour palette? (informs style choices even though SVGs use currentColor)
What feel? (modern, friendly, corporate, minimal, bold)
Roughly how many icons? (typical small site: 15-25)

A brief like "plumber in Newcastle, modern feel" is enough to proceed. Don't over-interview.