Smartphone icon

A phone, for mobile apps, mobile views and devices.

DevicesFree4 styles24px grid
SVG

About the smartphone icon

Smartphone is one of 49 icons in Devices, drawn next to tablet and laptop. The Line styles draw it with 2 shapes at a 1.5px stroke. The Solid styles fill it and cut one detail out of the fill, so the inside still reads at 16px. Rounded has soft corners and round line ends, Sharp has square ones, and all four line up on the same 24px grid, so switching style never moves anything.

It is one of the 200 free icons, so you can use it in personal and client work at no cost. Copy it above, download the file, or get it from the free React package.

Other versions of it in the set: smartphone check, smartphone cancel and smartphone ai.

Name
smartphone
Category
Devices
Styles
Rounded and Sharp, Line and Solid
React
Smartphone, SmartphoneIcon
License
Free, commercial use
Also called
mobile, phone, cell phone, iphone, android

Use the smartphone icon

React

@neaticons/react exports it as Smartphone. It is in the free edition on npm, no key needed.

import { Smartphone } from "@neaticons/react"
import { Smartphone as SmartphoneSolid } from "@neaticons/react/rounded-solid"
import SmartphoneSharp from "@neaticons/react/sharp-stroke/smartphone"

<Smartphone size={24} />
<SmartphoneSolid color="#0A84FF" title="Smartphone" />

SVG

The free zip has it as smartphone.svg in each style folder. Or take one file:

/icons/svg/rounded-stroke/smartphone.svg
/icons/svg/rounded-solid/smartphone.svg
/icons/svg/sharp-stroke/smartphone.svg
/icons/svg/sharp-solid/smartphone.svg

Figma

It is in the free Community file, on the Icons page under Devices. It is one component set named smartphone: drop it in, then switch Family (Rounded, Sharp) and Style (Stroke, Solid) in the right panel. More on Figma.

MCP for AI agents

Ask your agent in plain words. A search for “smartphone” returns smartphone first, then the agent pulls the code. The MCP comes with Personal and Team. Set it up.

search_icons({ query: "smartphone" })
get_icon({ name: "smartphone", style: "rounded-solid", format: "jsx" })