We looked through the current lineup of Notion cover and icon packs on Creative Fabrica and pulled together the ones worth your attention. Each one below adds a bit of personality to an otherwise plain workspace, whether that means a full cover redesign or a themed icon set for your page titles.
1. Vintage Label Notion Icons
A themed set built for anyone who wants their Notion pages to feel less generic and more personal. Works well as a stand-alone touch or layered with other packs from this list.
2. Vintage Oil Portrait Notion Icons
This pack swaps out Notion’s default look for something with more character and detail. Pairs easily with covers or icon sets you may already be using.
3. Prince and Castle Notion Icons
Built for people who spend enough time in Notion to care what it actually looks like. A quick way to break up the visual monotony of a plain, default Notion setup.
4. Pirates Notion Icons
A small design upgrade that changes how a page feels the moment you open it. It drops straight into any existing Notion page without needing extra setup.
5. Vintage Books Notion Icons
This set is aimed at giving your workspace a distinct visual identity instead of the default blank look. Simple to apply, and it holds up whether you use it on one page or your whole workspace.
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6. Renaissance Notion Icons
A simple way to make a page feel finished rather than half set up. Easy to swap in, and just as easy to swap out if your taste changes later.
7. Vintage Flower Stamp Notion Icons
Designed for Notion users who treat their workspace as a creative space, not just a task list. Not essential, but the kind of detail that makes a workspace feel intentional.
8. Egyptian Treasures Notion Icons
This one leans into a specific mood, so it works best if that style already matches your setup. A good pick if you’re already mid-way through customizing your workspace.
9. Vintage Writer Notion Icons
A themed pack that adds personality to pages that would otherwise look the same as everyone else’s. One of those small details that ends up doing more for your motivation than you’d expect.
10. Vintage Floral Stamp Notion Icons
Made for anyone who wants their planner or dashboard to actually look like it belongs to them. Fits naturally into a personal dashboard, journal, or any page you open daily.
11. Vintage Dinosaur Notion Icons
A themed set built for anyone who wants their Notion pages to feel less generic and more personal. Works well as a stand-alone touch or layered with other packs from this list.
12. Antique Lamps Notion Icons
This pack swaps out Notion’s default look for something with more character and detail. Pairs easily with covers or icon sets you may already be using.
13. Venetian Mask Notion Icons, Notion Cover
Built for people who spend enough time in Notion to care what it actually looks like. A quick way to break up the visual monotony of a plain, default Notion setup.
14. Stained Glass Notion Icons
A small design upgrade that changes how a page feels the moment you open it. It drops straight into any existing Notion page without needing extra setup.
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15. Vintage Floral Notion Icons
This set is aimed at giving your workspace a distinct visual identity instead of the default blank look. Simple to apply, and it holds up whether you use it on one page or your whole workspace.
16. Vintage Birds Notion Icons
A simple way to make a page feel finished rather than half set up. Easy to swap in, and just as easy to swap out if your taste changes later.
17. Minimalist Christian Notion Icons
Designed for Notion users who treat their workspace as a creative space, not just a task list. Not essential, but the kind of detail that makes a workspace feel intentional.
18. Fantasy Magicians Notion Icons
This one leans into a specific mood, so it works best if that style already matches your setup. A good pick if you’re already mid-way through customizing your workspace.
19. Fantasy Themed Notion Icons
A themed pack that adds personality to pages that would otherwise look the same as everyone else’s. One of those small details that ends up doing more for your motivation than you’d expect.
20. Potion Bottles Notion Icons
Made for anyone who wants their planner or dashboard to actually look like it belongs to them. Fits naturally into a personal dashboard, journal, or any page you open daily.
21. Green Gem Stone Themed Notion Icons
A themed set built for anyone who wants their Notion pages to feel less generic and more personal. Works well as a stand-alone touch or layered with other packs from this list.
22. Space Aliens Notion Icons
This pack swaps out Notion’s default look for something with more character and detail. Pairs easily with covers or icon sets you may already be using.
23. Three Little Pigs Themed Notion Icons
Built for people who spend enough time in Notion to care what it actually looks like. A quick way to break up the visual monotony of a plain, default Notion setup.
24. Bookworm Notion Icons
A small design upgrade that changes how a page feels the moment you open it. It drops straight into any existing Notion page without needing extra setup.
25. Book Notion Icons, Notion Covers
This set is aimed at giving your workspace a distinct visual identity instead of the default blank look. Simple to apply, and it holds up whether you use it on one page or your whole workspace.
26. Book Themed Notion Icons, Notion Covers
A simple way to make a page feel finished rather than half set up. Easy to swap in, and just as easy to swap out if your taste changes later.
Final Thoughts
You don’t need to buy all 26 of these to see a difference. Pick one or two that match the mood you’re going for, apply them to your most-used pages first, and build out from there as your Notion setup grows.
