2026 October 06

Version 2.10 for Windows - 14 Batch Commands, Screen Eyedropper, and 166 MCP Tools

Axialis IconVectors 2.10 is now available for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit. The Icon Explorer grows from three Batch Processing commands to 14, the Colors panel gains a screen eyedropper, the Explorer gets New Icon and Auto Save, the Element Library gets search, and the MCP server exposes 166 tools.

Windows users can update from Help -> Check for Updates or install the latest trial from the download page. IconVectors 2.10 for macOS and Linux is coming soon; the 2.00 releases on those platforms update themselves in place when it ships.

IconVectors Icon Explorer on the folder IconVectors Icons: an address bar with drive buttons and a Filter box, subfolders with their icon counts, and a grid of 24x24 px SVG tiles with cloud.svg marked by the blue Open in Editor badge
The Icon Explorer workspace. In 2.10 its Batch Processing menu, available from the toolbar and the right-click menu, lists 14 commands that run on every selected SVG file.

What's new in 2.10

14 batch commands

Each command runs the Editor's own transformation on every selected SVG file, after a preview you can cancel:

From Explorer to Editor and back

New Icon starts a document that already knows its folder, so Save goes where you expect. With Auto Save Icons on, a review pass through a folder becomes open, edit, open the next. Closing an Explorer icon returns you to the Explorer with its folder, filter and selection intact.

MCP: 166 tools

An MCP client can now run every batch command, on explicit file paths or the current Explorer selection, with the same preview and safeguards as the UI. The bridge is easier to diagnose: start each session with app_ping, which now reports the requested and actual ports, and expect an ambiguous_element_id error with candidates when an id is not unique. Setup for the eight documented clients is unchanged.

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Try IconVectors 2.10 for Windows

Download the latest Windows version and run the 14 batch commands, the New Icon and Auto Save workflow and the screen eyedropper on your own icon folders.