Bootstrap Icons vs Open-Source Icon Pack

Comparing the features of Bootstrap Icons to Open-Source Icon Pack

Feature
Bootstrap Icons
Open-Source Icon Pack

Capability Features

Accessibility Features
aria-hiddenaria-labelrole=img
Download as ZIP
Export SVG
External Image Use
Fill and Stroke Variants
Font-size and Color Styling
Icon Categories
17
Icon Font Support
Icon Usage in CSS Only
Individual SVG Copy
Multiple Icon Usage Methods
Embedded SVGSVG SpriteExternal ImageIcon FontCSS Background Image
No User Authentication
Number of Icons
500
Open Source
Personal and Commercial Use
Popular Categories Included
GeneralNavigationMediaFiles & foldersMaps & TravelSystem & DevicesFinance & EcommerceCommunicationEducationDevelopmentTextDesignToolsWeatherPeopleLayoutArrows
Supports Custom CSS Styling
Supports HTML Embed
Supports Icon Resizing
SVG Sprite Provided
Universal Minimalist Style

Integration Features

Available as ZIP Release
CDN Support
Copy to Figma
CSS Integration
Install via Composer
Install via npm
Manual Download
Open in Figma
Sass Integration
Supports Bootstrap Projects
Supports Icon Font via CDN
Supports Icon Font via Sass Import
Supports Multiple Package Managers
npmComposer
SVG File Format
Works with Bootstrap

Limitation Features

Browser Compatibility
Issues with Internet Explorer, Edge Legacy, and Chrome (external sprites)
Known SVG Browser Quirks
SVG focus in IE/EdgeSVG <img> accessibilitySVG sprite cross-domain ChromeExternal SVG sprite in IE
No API Access
No API Integration
No Editable Source Files (e.g. AI, PSD)
No Plugin Integration
No Premium Icons
No Registration Required
No Web UI for Customization

Other Features

License Provided

Pricing Features

Free Tier
No Quotas or Limits
Pricing Plans
Free/Open Source