svg file, which is a Scalable Vector Graphics file. zip file will be downloaded to your computer. When you find an icon you want to use, click the download button and a. When you click on a “noun” (icon), you are brought to a page with information about the icon. All icons downloaded from the Noun Project are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License, allowing for use free use (yes, even commercial) so long as you credit The Noun Project.
The website for the Noun Project is simple and elegant, black and white, and allows for visitors to easily download icons. The website alone is a work of art, not to mention the awesomeness that is the collection of icons.
The project’s founder, Edward Boatman, has a background in architecture and design. The Noun Project was originally a Kickstarter project that started back in 2010 that met it’s $1,500 funding goal, then proceeded gain financial backing of ten times the original goal. Don’t forget to give attribution to The Noun Project if you use them! Here’s a sneak peak at the kind of icon images you can grab and use for free. The Noun Project is a really great website for obtaining vector (scalable) images for use in all sorts of publications and media, including creating your own badges.
#DOWNLOAD THE NOUN PROJECT FOR FREE#
With all this talk of Mozilla Open Badges, I thought it necessary to share a neat resource I found for free icon images.
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