Wide Selection
Flaticon offers a vast collection of over 4 million icons, ensuring users can find icons for almost any need.
Quality
Icons on Flaticon are professionally designed, ensuring high-quality visuals and a polished look for projects.
Customization
Flaticon provides tools to customize icon colors and sizes directly on the platform, making it easy to match project designs.
Freemium Model
Flaticon operates on a freemium model, offering a substantial number of icons for free which can be a significant advantage for budget-conscious users.
Formats
Icons are available in various formats, including PNG, SVG, EPS, PSD, and BASE 64, providing flexible use across different platforms.
Ease of Use
The website is user-friendly, with a straightforward search and filtering system, making it easy to find and download icons quickly.
Collection Functionality
Users can create and manage collections of icons for better organization and easy access to frequently used icons.
-Can I use non-Cricut images (i.e. Images from flaticon.com to make my stickers) using the Cricut software?
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12 months ago
Its my first time to know about “flaticon.com“. Thank you! I dont know how to use it.
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over 1 year ago
I’m confused – you’re packaging your creative work to be purchased but expect others to hand over theirs for free? Because illustration is a very detailed skill. Or are you looking for a resource like flaticon.com?
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over 1 year ago
My favorites are the stickers sections in tenor.com and giphy.com. For Icons I use flaticon.com. They also have cute stickers but they aren’t animated.
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over 1 year ago
I like having a visual indicator in my page titles, but I never really liked the emojis or built-in Notion icons, so now I use flaticon.com on just about every page/database template. I really like it so far. The options are nearly endless, especially once you consider the color and line art customization.
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over 1 year ago
Lastly, you can try flaticon.com to add a bit of pop to your slides too. It’s a repository of free stock images to help illustrate your narrative. A designer friend told me about this and I’ve had a noticeable increase of people praising my slides and asking for them afterwards.
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over 1 year ago
After effects for sure.
Icons look like the could honest be fromt flaticon.com
For glow its likely deepglow.
Can always get a cheap way in PR but duplicating underneath and throwing a gaus blur way up and dropping the opacity of the layer. The animation was done in ae for sure though just by the easing.
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over 1 year ago
I go even further and download stickers (and icons) from flaticon.com and save it to that collection.
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almost 2 years ago
No idea if this is relevant, but I was trying to use the pop-up google login on another site (flaticon.com) and I got a similar error message. When I finally went to the actual login page, it told me not to login via google, but instead to use my email and password directly – maybe something similar could be going on here?
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about 2 years ago
If you don’t like those icons, try searching flaticon.com, or downloading Light Void Free or Lines Free from Aurora.
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about 2 years ago
For the text, you can download free open source fonts from dafont.com. For novelty keys and such, you can use the free options at flaticon.com. I use both a lot for graphic design projects.
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about 2 years ago
The images in the screenshot are from flaticon.com.
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about 2 years ago
Thank you. The free version of Color Widgets is fine for something simple but yes, the pro versione is obviously better but I coudn`t find anything better atm. For the app icon, those were made by me by downloading some icons on flaticon.com, customized them on gimp and the assembled on Figma.
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about 2 years ago
Thank you! The 4 squares is from the site flaticon.com, here’s the link to the specific icon: Navigation/Main Menu Icon.
Also, I took a screenshot of the academia page for you, ill also link it here: Academia Page Screenshot. it’s also pretty minimal/straight-to-the-point and is a work in progress. it’s a bit empty rn since I’m in between semesters.
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over 2 years ago
Created my dashboard on Notion, with a blue colour theme. Widgets are from indify.co and widgetbox.com, and icons are from flaticon.com, only edited to fit the colour scheme. I made it in such a way that it’s not too overwhelming (at least to me) while still being able to incorporate new pages along with pre-existing ones without another overhaul. Let me know what you think!
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almost 3 years ago
A four-month subscription to FlatIcon.com, an online source for downloadable and editable icons that can make your Power BI reports stand out.
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about 3 years ago
I’ve used flaticon.com for a bunch of mine, but I really like yours as well.
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about 3 years ago
Recently, I did a massive/gigantic UI overhaul, finalised 3D animations and created a bunch of templates for you guys to use.
Previewed is a tool to help you with presentations. You can create any type of mockup you need – be it for App Store submission, GitHub repo or social media. If you have a blog about apps, consider sharing it with your readers.
P.S. It’s mostly a free tool.
Icons by Flaticon.
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about 3 years ago
– Notebook Gallery Covers made on powerpoint with flaticon.com icons.
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over 3 years ago
You can use InkScape to create vector icons in SVG. You find tons of free icons on the internet on sites like flaticon.com. It’s a good place to get inspiration.
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over 3 years ago
Now this site, flaticon is my choice when it comes to downloading free vectors, just get yourself an SVG that suits your suit (I couldn’t find a better one), we’ll edit its colours and size quite easily in figma.
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over 3 years ago
