Christicons

Need a cross, chalice, or praying-hands icon that actually looks good on a church website? Christicons is a free library of 61 hand-crafted Christian SVG icons built for modern digital projects — from parish sites to faith-based apps to ministry slide decks.^1

Every icon ships in both SVG and JSX formats, and a built-in customizer lets you set size, stroke width, and color before copying the code — ready to drop into HTML, React, Vue, Figma, or any other framework. The collection covers a wide range of Christian symbols: altars, angels, Bibles, bishops, boats, bread, the Calvary, candles, chalices, churches, clerical collars, the commandments, confessionals, crismons, crosses, crowns (including the crown of thorns), custodes, doves, Easter eggs, fish, fishing nets, and more. Icons are released under the Christicons Icon License, which permits free use in personal and commercial projects, modification, and use without attribution — but does not allow redistributing or reselling the icons as a standalone collection, and explicitly prohibits use as training data for AI or machine learning models.^2

For developers, Christicons offers three npm packages — @christicons/core (raw SVG and metadata for JS/TS), @christicons/react, and @christicons/vue — for seamless integration into framework projects, alongside the original SVG and JSX download options from the website.^1

Christicons was created by Dimitri Conejo Sanz, a Catholic Product & UX/UI Designer and frontend developer who builds digital projects for evangelization. Originally from Russia, Dimitri was abandoned by his parents as a child and raised in an orphanage with his baby sister before being adopted by a Spanish family. His path to faith came through a dramatic conversion — from atheism to a deep Catholic commitment — and he has since devoted his career to renewing the Church's presence online.^4

Dimitri is also the founder of Cathopic, one of the world's largest Catholic stock-photo and video platforms; Holydemia, an e-learning platform for Catholic courses taught by doctrinally faithful instructors; Mater Coeli, a guided platform for the 33-day Marian consecration following St. Louis de Montfort's treatise; Tolkian, a Catholic digital magazine on faith, beauty, and culture; and Dimconex Media, a Catholic innovation agency focused on design, technology, and digital evangelization.^5 His design philosophy — inspired by the clean, developer-friendly approach of Heroicons — brings the same polish to faith-centered iconography that the tech world takes for granted in secular design systems.^1

• Free to use in personal and commercial projects, with no attribution required (Christicons Icon License)^2
• Not open source — redistribution or resale as a standalone icon collection is not permitted^2
• Three npm packages available: core, React, and Vue^1
• Created by a Catholic entrepreneur whose testimony was featured by Rome Reports^4
• Founder of Cathopic, the world's largest Catholic image and video stock platform^6
• Also founded Holydemia, Mater Coeli, Tolkian, and Dimconex Media^5

Platforms: Web Pricing: Free (Christicons Icon License)