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Hi, everybody!What graphic recources can you recommend?

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Following 's original request and 's follow-up about vectors — and building on the quick suggestions from , , and — the note below gives a concise, practical set of free vector/icon sources with short licensing pointers and a simple verification checklist.

  • Openclipart — public-domain (CC0) clipart and SVGs; safe for commercial use without attribution. (openclipart.org)
  • SVGRepo — aggregator of open-licensed SVGs; many files are free/no-attribution but licenses vary per asset, so check the file page. (svgrepo.com)
  • Vecteezy — large vector library; Free items usually require attribution and have use limits (Pro removes attribution and expands rights). (vecteezy.com)
  • Freepik — huge collection of vectors and UI packs; free downloads often require credit to the author, while Premium grants broader commercial rights. (freepik.com)
  • Flaticon — icon-focused collection in multiple formats; free use commonly requires attribution; Premium plans remove credit requirements and add merchandising permissions. (flaticon.com)

Verification checklist (practical workflow to keep with the project assets):

  1. Open the specific asset page and read the license/terms shown there.
  2. Record the exact attribution text (if required) and place it in a credits/footer or alt text.
  3. Save a screenshot or PDF of the asset page and license (date-stamped) in the project folder.
  4. For merchandise/resale, prefer CC0/public-domain assets or buy the appropriate Pro/Extended license.
  5. If a license is unclear, use an alternative file or contact the site’s support; documentation is the best defense in audits.

Summary: for truly unrestricted vectors start with Openclipart and SVGRepo; for polished UI packs consider Vecteezy/Freepik (expect attribution or a paid plan); for icons Flaticon offers wide coverage but watch the attribution rules.

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Member Avatar for flashfango

I think you can search "graphic resources" in google, and you will find a lot of related content,, wish you can find the best one for yourself!

commented: correct answer +0
Member Avatar for logoonlinepros

is the best where where you find all types of graphics resources.

Member Avatar for virtuemart

Thank you, guys!

Member Avatar for matricol

but what about some free vector graphics

Member Avatar for IkramMirza

I think Macintosh Graphics Resources are the best option.

Member Avatar for matricol

I think Macintosh Graphics Resources are the best option.

yes they are best but how about some vectors .. when can we get those

Member Avatar for WebStudio Pros

Google is your friend.

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