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UI Faces review

Freemium#46 of 46 in Icon Libraries

A focused avatar library with free assets, paid commercial collections, and Figma support.

0.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

UI Faces is a web-based library of AI-generated avatar images for designers and developers working on mockups, prototypes, profiles, dashboards, and other user interfaces. It offers individually downloadable square-format avatars, bulk ZIP downloads for free assets, and curated paid collections. The product fits solo designers, small teams, and mid-market projects that need ready-made people imagery without building an avatar set from scratch.

The published plans show a freemium model with free avatar browsing and downloads for design use. Paid collections are sold as one-time purchases: Illustrated Avatars, Cartoon Avatars, and Quiet Avatars cost $6 each, while Office Avatars, Everyday Avatars, Human Avatars, Company Avatars, and Sculpted Avatars cost $12 each. Collection sizes range from 30 to 72 avatars. Paid sets include commercial use, instant download, and high-resolution JPG and PNG files, making them the relevant choice for live products. Free images are intended for mockups and prototyping rather than commercial product deployment.

Figma is the main documented integration, supported through the official plugin, while the service itself is delivered through the web and cloud. Its multiple visual categories give teams options for different interface styles, from illustrated and cartoon imagery to abstract, office, human, company, and sculpted avatars. UI Faces should be considered when avatar assets are the specific need; teams seeking a broad icon library, an API-based asset service, or a wider symbol system should choose a more specialized alternative.

UI Faces pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free AI-generated avatars organized by category
    • Paid collections include commercial use and instant downloads
    • Official Figma plugin with JPG and PNG downloads
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on avatars rather than general-purpose icons
    • Free images are intended for mockups and prototyping
    • The API key service has been discontinued

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