Samsung S8 Icon Pack

Last Updated on July 28, 2026 by Editorial Team

A free .Sketch project with 114 icons for Samsung Galaxy S8. Created and shared by Kirill Tagincev.

What stands out immediately in this Samsung S8 icon pack is the consistency of shape language across every single glyph.

Each icon sits inside the same rounded square, the same corner radius, the same weight of shadow beneath it, so the grid reads as one cohesive system rather than a pile of mismatched app logos.

That grid view against solid black is a good way to judge an icon set honestly, and this one holds up well there. Phone, Messages, Gallery, Calculator, Camera, Clock, all the core Samsung utilities are rebuilt with flat color fills and simple white linework, so nothing feels borrowed or slapped together from different sources.

The palette leans into saturated candy tones, blues, oranges, purples, greens, magentas, but every color sits at a similar brightness and saturation level, which is what keeps the home screen mock on the right looking calm instead of chaotic.

You can see that discipline play out on the actual Galaxy S8 mockup: Calendar, Messages, My Files, and Samsung Notes sit in a neat top row, each a distinct hue, yet none of them fight for attention.

A few icons break from flat color into subtle gradients, like Samsung Health and Internet, which adds just enough visual variety without disrupting the overall rhythm.

Where This Icon Set Comes In Handy

This kind of icon pack is built for anyone designing Android UI mockups, app screens, or presentation decks that need to show a realistic home screen without relying on stock screenshots.

It works well for:

• UI/UX portfolio pieces that need a polished, on-brand phone screen
• Custom launcher or theme concepts for Galaxy or Android devices
• App landing pages and marketing mockups that show the app icon sitting among real system icons
• Product pitch decks where a believable home screen adds credibility
• Icon design studies for anyone learning to draw consistent icon families

Because the icons already map to real Samsung apps, Phone, Contacts, Gallery, Gear, Galaxy Apps, they slot straight into any Galaxy-themed mockup without needing you to guess what an unfamiliar glyph represents.

If you want to adapt the set to your own project, the flat, single-hue construction makes editing straightforward.

Recoloring individual icons is simple since each one is built from just a background shape and a white or light glyph, so a quick fill swap keeps the icon readable without extra cleanup.

If you need to extend the set with a custom app icon, duplicate an existing tile, keep the same corner radius and shadow treatment, then swap in your own symbol at a similar stroke weight so it doesn’t stick out against the rest of the grid.

For mockups, dropping the icons directly onto a phone frame like the S8 render shown here, rather than a flat screenshot, gives presentations more depth and makes the interface feel tangible.

Pairing-wise, this set reads best alongside other Samsung or Android-style UI elements, status bars, navigation gestures, wallpaper backgrounds, since the icons are deliberately styled to match One UI conventions rather than a generic flat-icon trend.

If your project mixes multiple icon families, keep this one for the system-level apps and reserve a separate, distinct style for any third-party or custom app icons, so viewers can tell native tools apart from your own product at a glance.