What is M-icon

M-icon is an icon editor. Create your own icon — from a ready-made template, by drawing it yourself, or by uploading an SVG — save it to your library, and then use it anywhere in PMG Club, or download it and use it outside too.

You'll find it under Tools → M-icon. It doesn't use AI, so it costs no credits.

Three ways to an icon

  1. From the template library — 1,500+ icons (Lucide). You can search in Czech or English: "user", "payment", "chart", "arrow"… Then fine-tune the chosen template: stroke colour, stroke width, neon glow, background (circle / rounded square / square) with colour and opacity, and padding.
  2. Your own drawing — the ✏️ Draw an icon button opens a drawing canvas with a grid and snapping. You get lines, rectangles, ellipses, triangles, arcs and multi-point curves, plus groups, layers, rotation and ready-made "stamps" (phone, card, monitor…).
  3. Uploading an SVG — a file from your designer or brand assets. It keeps its original colours; you set the background, glow and padding.

Drawing from a template

The easiest path to your own icon: pick a template from the library and click 🫥 Trace … from a template. The template is laid on the canvas as a translucent guide and you trace it with your own shapes — the result is fully yours to adjust.

The template can also be an image from your clipboard: copy any image and press Cmd/Ctrl+V on the drawing canvas. The template is only a guide — it is not saved with the icon.

The "My icons" library

Saved icons remain recolourable and re-editable — open them any time and change the colour, background or drawing. There is one library for the whole of PMG Club:

  • in M-icon it lives on the main page (edit, rename, delete, download),
  • in Presentation Builder you insert an icon onto a slide via Insert → Icon (M-icon),
  • in Smart Presentation every slide has an Icon (M-icon) field — the icon can then be dragged around the canvas and animated,
  • and you'll see it wherever the icon editor opens.

Downloading and using outside PMG Club

Every icon has SVG (vector — for designers, websites, other tools) and PNG (512×512 px — for documents and presentations) buttons. Downloaded files are yours to use without restrictions.

A connected AI can draft the icon for you

If you have your own AI connected (Claude via the MCP connector — see the "Bring your own AI" help page), just send it a reference in chat (logo, image, description) and say "turn this into an icon in M-icon". The AI drafts the icon straight into your "My icons" library — and since icons stay editable, you fine-tune the result by hand on the drawing canvas. When editing an existing icon, the AI first saves a backup of the original (marked with "⟲" in the name). No credits are used.

Tips

  • On a phone, picking templates and adjusting parameters works well; fine drawing is more comfortable with a mouse or a tablet with a pen.
  • A covering fill ("background colour") on a shape hides the lines beneath it — that's how icons are layered (like a phone in front of a terminal).
  • Cmd+Z undoes, Cmd+C/V/D copies shapes, arrow keys nudge the selection.