Good Stuff No Nonsenseįor icons that feel hand-drawn instead of generic, check out Good Stuff No Nonsense. So you can buy the use of an icon outright for a few dollars and then never think about it again. Many are free, and they also have pay-as-you-go options if you just need a few particular icons and don’t want to pay a monthly or yearly license fee. Iconfinder has a huge selection of icon sets in different styles. They come in sets, but you can’t change the color or size. The icons on GraphicBurger stand out because they have a unique look and feel like something you wouldn’t find just anywhere. These tools can match the colors on any website, including your own. To find a color code, use a plugin like ColorZilla or EyeDropper. Note: You can duplicate a color exactly by finding its “color code”-this is a numeric value that identifies a color and makes sure you get a perfect match. On many free icon websites, you can adjust the size, color, and style of the icon before downloading it. You can download icons for free, and also customize the size, color, shape, and even the background color of the icon itself. į is another great source for finding and customizing icons. Just a sampling of the icon sets available at Flaticon. If you’d rather go credit-free, you’ll need a paid plan. The selection and designs are great, but if you want to use it for free you will have to create an account and attribute the icons clearly on your website to the author. į has a huge marketplace of free website icons.

They are fairly basic but free for commercial use, and you can change the size and color as well. Iconmonstr is based in Germany and has thousands of icons to choose from.

We’ve listed a few favorite places for free icons below. A lot of stock photo websites have started to offer icons too. There are tons of icon libraries out there, many of which allow you to use well-designed icons for free or with attribution.

Icons for commercial use