IcoMoon integration docs: React, npm, CDN & more

The official IcoMoon documentation covers the generator app well but stays thin on what happens after export — getting the font into a React codebase, an npm build pipeline, a WordPress site or a CDN-served page. These six guides fill exactly that gap. Each one is a self-contained recipe: the commands, the code, the trade-offs and the failure modes we hit while wiring the 491-icon free set into this site's own production build.

If you are brand new to the tool, start with the app tutorial — it covers selecting icons, generating a font and reading the export. Come back here when you need to integrate that export into a specific stack. For quick lookups while coding, keep the cheat sheet open: every unicode value and CSS class in one filterable table. And if you only need the files, the download page serves TTF, WOFF, WOFF2 and a complete 455 KB ZIP directly.

Something missing? The generator itself lives at icomoon.io, and the free icon set's source is on GitHub. We add guides as real questions come up — the six above map to the integrations developers search for most.