Modern TV Show Icon Pack 15 — Neon Styles & Animated Variants

TV Show Icon Pack 15 — Ready-to-Use PNG, SVG & Figma FilesTV Show Icon Pack 15 is a modern, versatile collection of icons designed specifically for streaming platforms, entertainment apps, UI/UX projects, and content creators. This pack combines stylistic variety with technical precision so designers, developers, and marketers can quickly integrate polished visuals into websites, mobile apps, dashboards, thumbnails, and promotional materials.

What’s included

TV Show Icon Pack 15 contains a comprehensive set of assets prepared for immediate use:

• Over 250 unique icons covering genres, devices, playback controls, rating badges, characters, sets, and production tools.
• Multiple file formats: high-resolution PNGs, fully scalable SVGs, and editable Figma source files.
• Light and dark theme variants for instant theming.
• Color and monochrome styles to fit minimal or vibrant interfaces.
• Pixel-perfect 24px, 48px, and 96px raster exports in PNG format.
• SVG sprites and individual SVGs with clean layer/group naming.
• Figma components with Auto Layout, variants, and variable tokens for fast customization.
• A PDF/HTML guide with usage examples, license details, and asset organization.

Design philosophy and style

The pack is built around three core principles:

1. Clarity: Each icon uses simplified shapes and consistent visual language so symbols read clearly at small sizes.
2. Flexibility: Multiple styles (outline, filled, two-tone) let you match the icon set to diverse brand aesthetics.
3. Performance: Optimized SVGs and PNGs ensure small file sizes and fast load times for web and mobile apps.

Visual motifs include rounded corners, geometric proportions, and a restrained color palette with purposeful accent colors for genre tags (e.g., drama — deep red, comedy — bright yellow, sci‑fi — teal).

Key categories and example icons

• Playback & Controls: play, pause, stop, rewind, fast-forward, loop, shuffle, subtitle, audio track.
• Device & Connectivity: TV, smartphone, tablet, cast, remote, antenna.
• Genres & Themes: drama mask, comedy mask, thriller lightning bolt, sci‑fi rocket, documentary book, reality TV star silhouette.
• Production & Metadata: clapperboard, camera, script, director’s chair, calendar (air date), clock (runtime), star rating, badge (new/featured).
• UI Badges & Labels: live, upcoming, trending, exclusive, HD, 4K, subtitle available.
• Avatars & Characters: stylized host, guest, family group, animated mascot shapes.

Technical details

• PNGs: Exported at 24px, 48px, 96px with transparent backgrounds and 72–300 DPI variants when needed for print.
• SVGs: Clean, minimal code with grouped layers, no inline raster images, optimized paths for reduced file size. Includes a single SVG sprite file for web use and individual SVGs for component libraries.
• Figma: Organized pages for Components, Icons, and Documentation. Components use Auto Layout and Variants for size, color, and state changes. Styles include Color, Text, and Grid tokens to keep files consistent with your design system.
• Accessibility: Icons include clear semantic naming conventions to encourage proper use with ARIA labels and assistive technologies. Suggested ARIA attributes and alt text examples are provided in the guide.

Use cases and practical tips

• App UI: Replace generic system icons with themed TV Show Icon Pack 15 graphics to strengthen your app’s identity. Use the 24px outline set for navigation bars and the 48px filled set for in-context callouts.
• Marketing & Social: Use high-res PNGs for promotional banners, thumbnails, and social cards. The two-tone genre markers make episode categories instantly scannable.
• Streaming Platforms: Leverage SVG sprites to reduce HTTP requests and switch theme variants with CSS variables. Use Figma tokens to sync icon colors with feature flags (e.g., highlighting “Live” content).
• Thumbnails & Editorial: Combine character silhouettes with genre badges to create consistent, branded episode cards.

Practical tip: For best legibility on dark backgrounds use the light-outline or color-filled variants; for light backgrounds use dark-outline or monochrome filled versions.

Customization and workflow

Figma-first workflow allows quick customization:

1. Duplicate the Icon component and change the Color Style or swap Variant (outline → filled).
2. Use Auto Layout to adjust padding inside badges.
3. Export selected frames as PNG or SVG directly from Figma with naming presets.
4. For developers: export SVGs and minify with a build tool (SVGO) and bundle into a sprite or component library.

Developers can integrate icons into React/Vue components by converting SVGs to React components (svgr) or using an icon loader to import SVGs as components. Example recommended file structure:

• icons/
  • svg/
  • png/
  • sprite.svg
  • figma-source.fig
  • docs/

Licensing and distribution

The pack includes a commercial license allowing use in web apps, mobile apps, marketing materials, and client projects. Extended licensing (white‑label or redistribution) is available separately. Attribution is typically not required for commercial use, but always check the included license file for specifics on redistribution and resale.

Performance & optimization tips

• Use SVG sprites or inline SVGs for frequent icons to cut HTTP requests.
• Compress PNGs with tools like TinyPNG and optimize SVGs with SVGO or similar.
• Prefer SVG for scalable interfaces (responsive layouts, high-DPI screens).
• Load non-critical icon assets asynchronously for faster initial render.

Why choose TV Show Icon Pack 15

• Comprehensive: wide coverage of TV/show-related symbols so you rarely need custom illustrations.
• Ready-to-use: delivered in PNG, SVG, and Figma formats so both designers and developers can work immediately.
• Customizable: Figma components and style tokens speed up brand alignment.
• Optimized: technical prep (sprites, optimized SVGs) makes it production-ready.

If you want, I can: generate a shorter product description for a marketplace listing, create example ARIA alt text for selected icons, or draft Figma naming conventions and a file-export checklist.