AXIALIS | Desktop App Tools

Developers rarely get blocked by the main feature. More often, it’s the small visual tasks around it that slow things down: fixing an SVG, adjusting an icon, re-exporting assets, or keeping everything consistent across platforms. IconVectors 1.50 is designed to help with that. A simpler way to work on SVG icons, keep assets clean and consistent, and use the same workflow on Windows and macOS. With full macOS support now included, it’s easier to handle visual polish as part of the normal dev process, not as a separate task. See what’s new: axialis.com/iconvectors/#cha… #DevTools #SVG #AppDevelopment #IndieDev #BuildInPublic

Your icon looks right. Until you click it. Hover, activate, switch off—and it stays squashed. Before editing the SVG, check what the component forgot to reset. A small code example, the fix, and the transitions worth testing: teapawt.net/AxialisSoftware/status…

Your next feature needs an icon. Will it match the rest? Axialis Universal Pro: 26 coordinated icon sets for toolbars and menus, designed on 16×16 and 24×24 grids. Find your app’s next icons: axialis.com/icongenerator/st…

Your AI assistant writes code. Let it style your icons too. "Apply our saved style. Keep the shapes". Tested in IconVectors 2.20 via MCP: three pictograms updated, geometry unchanged, Undo verified. Your style. Your final say. iconvectors.io/help/mcp-inte…

Found the perfect icon. Now find 20 that match. Building a Windows app? Give every toolbar, menu and ribbon a consistent look. Axialis Office Pro: 6,365 icons. SVG, XAML, PNG. Try 20 free icons in your UI: axialis.com/icongenerator/st…

The best place to judge an icon set? Your own interface. Try an Axialis sample pack in one toolbar. Check how the icons work together, alongside your text and at the size your users will see. Find your style: axialis.com/icons/

58% smaller SVG. Just 12 bytes saved after gzip. We kept the geometry unchanged and measured both file sizes. The difference is worth checking before calling an optimization a performance win. The experiment: teapawt.net/AxialisSoftware/status…

Your app has its own style. Its icons should work together. Axialis Line Pro 2026: 5,274 icons across 24 sets, with IconVectors included to make them your own. Explore the collection: axialis.com/icongenerator/st…

One broken tag can block an entire SVG. IconVectors 2.20 lets you inspect the error, correct the source and load the icon—without leaving the app. Fix the source. Get back to editing. See how: iconvectors.io/help/develope…

The Export button is there. The SVG icon isn’t. The file exists in your repo—but did it make it into the release? We reproduced a missing-asset packaging bug and checked the fix against the extracted archive. teapawt.net/AxialisSoftware/status…

Three bars. One style edit. Change a shared style in IconVectors 2.20, and every SVG element using it updates together. Here, all three bars change color and stroke width. The frame stays untouched. Shared styles stay saved inside your SVG. See how it works: iconvectors.io/help/working-…

You changed one SVG color. Git shows almost every line changed. What was rewritten—and what actually changed? A bell icon example, a dark-mode trap, and a practical review before you ship. teapawt.net/AxialisSoftware/status…

Adding warehouse, routing or fleet features? Your next release shouldn’t mean another round of icon hunting and redrawing. Axialis Line Pro: 192 logistics icons in one consistent style. Find your next feature’s icon: axialis.com/icongenerator/st…

An AI agent moves an SVG element. The reply gets lost. It retries—and moves it again. The file is valid. The icon is wrong. A practical look at duplicate edits and what to check before retrying: teapawt.net/AxialisSoftware/status…