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Lucide Icons

Find a Lucide icon by name or category — partial match or fuzzy — and get its React usage snippet without opening the icon gallery.

by SeeYangZhi ↗Design Systems & UI Component LibrariesCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

The icon-name guessing game collapses into one call.

The search tools exist because nobody remembers the exact Lucide name: the fuzzy pair takes your approximation, the partial-match pair takes a prefix, and the category tools give you a browsing route when you cannot describe it at all. list_all_categories returning counts is the small useful detail — it tells you which category is worth opening. get_icon_usage_examples finishes the job with the React snippet, so nothing sends you back to the gallery.

What it is

A lookup server over the Lucide icon set: icon and category search in both partial and fuzzy forms, plus React usage examples.

What you get

  • Icon search by name or category with partial matching, and fuzzy_search_icons for when you are guessing at the spelling
  • Category search in the same two forms, partial and fuzzy
  • list_all_categories, which returns every category with its icon count
  • Every icon inside one category through list_all_icons_by_category
  • React usage examples for a named icon

Requirements

Nothing — no account, no key.

Setup effort

One command — npx lucide-icons-mcp --stdio