Been working on an icon search website recently and I genuinely want some honest opinions before I launch it publicly.

The idea is simple:
Search 100k+ icons from multiple icon packs/libraries in one place instead of opening 10 different sites.

You can:

• search icons instantly
• customize stroke/color/size
• copy SVG with one click
• download instantly
• paste directly into Figma/code
• no login
• no paywalls
• no "sign up to continue"

I got the idea because I was wasting so much time jumping between different icon libraries trying to find one specific icon.
Most sites either:

• have terrible search
• feel bloated
• push premium constantly
• or make simple things weirdly difficult

So I wanted to build something that feels:

• insanely fast
• minimal
• frictionless
• almost "Google-like" for icons

The interesting part is the SEO strategy behind it.
Instead of only having a homepage, I'm building thousands of highly targeted pages around searches people actually make, like:

• "calendar icon svg"
• "arrow right icon"
• "heart icon transparent"
• "settings icon for figma"
• "user icon react svg"
• etc.

Basically programmatic SEO at scale.
The site is mostly statically generated/pre-rendered because I wanted:

• near instant load times
• good indexing
• low server costs
• scalability without needing a huge backend

A few things I'm wondering:

1. Would you actually use a site like this over individual icon libraries?
2. What would make you bookmark it permanently?
3. What's the MOST annoying thing about current icon websites?
4. Do developers/designers actually care about:
5. one-click copy SVG
6. Figma integration
7. React/Vue exports
8. icon customization
9. Do you think programmatic SEO for resource sites still works today or is Google killing it?

I'm trying to make this feel less like a "startup product" and more like a genuinely useful utility people naturally share around.

Would love brutally honest feedback before I launch.