Eleven of the icons on it weren't in the set yet. They are now, and the money bag brought five more along: the same bag with a dollar, a tick, a cross, a plus or a minus.
So there's a bank, a money bag, gold bars, a rubber stamp and a newspaper. There's a clock that turns back, for history, and arrows for transfers and for sorting. And there's a globe with a magnifying glass, a copy with a tick and a calendar with its days marked.
That makes 1,233 icons in the set. Each one comes in stroke, two-tone, duotone and fill, with rounded or sharp corners, so that's 9,864 SVGs in all.
Why the signs sit in the middle
When an icon in the set needs a plus or a tick, it usually goes in the bottom right corner. A small piece of the drawing is cut away to make room for it. You can see it in credit-card-plus and calendar-plus.
A money bag is different. A bag of money has always worn its dollar on the front. So here, all five signs go in the middle of the bag, the way cloud-plus keeps its plus inside the cloud.
To fit them, the bag is a little fuller than it would be on its own, and its neck is tied a bit higher. Each sign is as big as it can be while still leaving some breathing room. The tick, the plus and the minus come out at their usual size. The cross and the dollar are a little smaller.
In fill, the bag is solid with the sign cut out of it, and the knot on top stays an outline.
A bank, gold, a stamp and the news
landmark is the classic bank building: a triangle roof over three columns. It works for a courthouse or a museum too, and searching for bank or ATM will find it.
gold-bars is a little stack of gold, two bars at the bottom and one on top. stamp is a rubber stamp sitting on the line it just printed.
newspaper is a folded paper with a few lines of text, and the pages behind it peek out on the left. In the rounded styles its bottom corner curls. The one exception is duotone, where the curl left an awkward step in the solid black, so that edge stays straight.
Arrows, history and a few more
arrow-right-left is two arrows passing each other, the usual sign for a transfer or a swap. arrow-up-down is the sorting version, one arrow going up and one going down. Both borrow their arrows from repeat, so they look right next to it.
history is a clock inside an arrow that turns back, the same arrow you know from rotate-ccw. calendar-days is a calendar with six days marked on it, and it drops the line under the top so the days have room.
The last two are small helpers: copy-check for something you've just copied, and globe-search for looking something up on the web.
repeat, history beside rotate-ccw, and the last three.Getting it
Browse the icons Every drawing, all four styles, both corner shapes.
Install React, React Native, Vue, Svelte and Solid, the shadcn/ui registry, the CLI, the MCP server, and the Figma plugin.
Read the changelog What every release added, with the drawings in it.