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Icons (including free for commercial use)

168 points| torial | 15 years ago |iconfinder.com | reply

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[+] dchest|15 years ago|reply
Be careful: some icons that have free licenses actually use elements of images that are not under those licenses.

Examples:

http://www.iconfinder.com/icondetails/7395/128/finder_mac_wi... (XP wallpaper, listed under GPL license)

http://www.iconfinder.com/icondetails/7512/128/application_a... - Apple's icon

[+] duskwuff|15 years ago|reply
Most of the icons in the "Futurosoft" set you've linked look like they were ripped from various sources (mostly from Windows 7, with a few from OS X). It looks like the set was syndicated from kde-look.org, and I've shot them a message about the situation.
[+] bryanh|15 years ago|reply
I've used icon finder hundreds of times. It's great.

I am also a fan of the Fugue icon set (http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/) with over 3000 (!) super high quality icons. There is a licensing fee if you don't want to attribute but it is pretty affordable ($60).

[+] simonsquiff|15 years ago|reply
The fugue set is great. I paid not so I didn't have to attribute but because the creator so clearly deserves it.
[+] virii|15 years ago|reply
Iconfinder is great, yes. I also like Picons - royalty-free vector icons. Great for commercial projects. Cheap and good looking, check it out: http://picons.me
[+] jonespen|15 years ago|reply
Its also a great source for finding design metaphors, icon patterns etc.
[+] petervandijck|15 years ago|reply
I was going to say: since when does stuff like this get on HN, but it's actually a pretty awesome site.
[+] iconfinder|15 years ago|reply
Yeah, it's not the usual stuff for HN.

Thanks anyway.

[+] texel|15 years ago|reply
And still, I can't find an icon for macvim that's not horrible.