WebDesignBooth shares Six Useful Free Icon Editors where you can create and edit your icons for free. Some of them offer advanced features like extract icons from binary for free.
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After poring through blogs of designers and design enthusiasts who are often generous with their freebies, LittleBoxOfIdeas has compiled a list of 21 fantastic icon sets that would jazz up a website layout in minutes. Most of them are free for personal and commercial use, some only allow personal use, just remember to check the terms of usage before actually using them.
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Map Icons Collection from WebResourcesDepot is a set of 600+ free placemark icons that can be used to mention almost anything on maps with style. The set is categorized very well in the project’s wiki pages like restaurants, culture, sports & much more. Sizes of the icons are mostly 27*27px or 32*37px and they are all transparent PNG format.
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Introducing 80+ ridiculously rad social networking icons, made by deft-fingered Haitian refugees, not really… but really. KomodoMedia has developed over 80 refined, amazing social networking icons for the top networks around. They’re all the rage with you crazy newsk00l intarweb kids.
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IconesPro is a French website with a nice collection of free icons, well presented with a horizontal scrolling menu.
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Everybody and there mother seem to have posted their own roundup of RSS icons. EchoEnduring presents some of the icons that he thinks are sensational, either in their simplicity, their execution or their creativity. The more the merrier.
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