30+ Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

30+ Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design
In this post we showcase 30 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design. This post will help you to get what you actually desired you may need to create customs icons.

Learn To Create A Jewelry Style IOS Icon

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Mobile App Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

 Create a 1990′s Era Mobile Phone Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Futuristic Bicycle Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Detailed Camera Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Star Trek Style Communicator in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Sweet Donut Icon in Photoshop from Scratch

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Projector Icon Design Tutorial

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create an Open Book Icon In Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How To Design a Realistic Takeout Coffee Icon

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Learn How To Create A Photoshop Style Pen Tool Icon

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Download Folder Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Golden Heart-Shaped Box

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Draw a Trophy Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How to Create a Beautiful Printer Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Mac Style Home Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Shiny Psdtuts+ Folder Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How to Create a Social Media UFO Icon

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Realistic iMac Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Glossy High Resolution Box Art Icon with Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create an Iconic Retro-Modern Ball Chair in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Learn To Create A Camera Lens In Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Creating a Modern, Glossy Mouse Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Leatherback Book Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Cute Twitter Bird Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create a Leather-Textured, Realistic Briefcase Icon

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Create an Apple Safari Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Silver button

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Learn To Create A Glowing Google Plus Icon/Illustration

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

Make A Glossy Flash Drive Icon From Scratch

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How to Create a Cute Yellow Alien Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How to Draw a Shopping Bag Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How to Create a Basic House Icon in Photoshop

 Photoshop Tutorials for Icon Design

How to Create an Envelope Icon in Photoshop

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I design icons in Photoshop or Illustrator?

Illustrator is the standard for logos and icons because vector art scales cleanly to any size. Photoshop works fine for web and app icons delivered at fixed pixel sizes — many of the tutorials above use Photoshop's shape tools and layer styles for exactly that purpose.

What size should I start an icon design at?

Design at the largest size you will need, such as 512x512 pixels, and scale down from there. Small sizes like 16x16 pixels often need to be redrawn separately rather than simply shrunk, because fine details disappear at favicon size.

Do these Photoshop icon tutorials still apply today?

The core techniques — shape tools, layer styles, gradients, and layer masks — have stayed consistent across Photoshop versions. Some linked tutorials may be offline since this is an older collection, but the workflows they teach still work in current versions of Photoshop.

What is the hardest part of icon design?

Simplicity. A good icon communicates its meaning instantly at any size, which means removing detail rather than adding it. Beginners often overcomplicate icons — starting with basic geometric shapes and one clear concept produces better results.

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