So many times we search icons for our project such as system or website. Sometimes we being confused in searching these icons. Maybe sometimes we stop to search it. There are some of links to the websites that provide icons collection into categorized and non-categorized. Some of them provides a modern style, classic style and animated style. So we can find our style of icon to use it into our project. Below are the links:
Icon Archive
The Icon Archive is a categorized collection of high quality desktop & web icon sets. They currently have over 18,200 icons in 656 sets from 155 icon authors. Icons can be used for Windows (XP, Vista, etc.), Macintosh (OSX, OS) and Linux (as PNG Files). Take care of the used license. You'll find this information on each icon set page. If you want to use icons commercially, ask the author of the icons you want to use.
Icon Factory
The Iconfactory makes this content available only for personal, desktop use. All copyrights remain the property of their respective holders.
If you need icons for a commercial project, please check out their Design Services or browse their royalty-free collection of Stock Icons.
Don't forget about their powerful search engine that is always available at the top of the site. You can search the entire Iconfactory for keywords, concepts, authors and more in a matter of seconds.
Max Power
The list below the site represents some amazing work by various artists who have made their work available to the general public for a variety of uses. Those icons are all free. There are literally hundreds of websites that will sell you icons that are royalty free for whatever purpose you desire. However, royalty free does not necessarily mean free — you still have to pay for whatever it is you want. This is because with royalty free items, the creator retains all copyrights and publishing rights. You, the average web guy, simply purchase the right to use and publish the items as specified under the terms of usage (you must agree before you can buy). Usually, these terms include a provision to not sell derivative works nor redistribute the content. Royalty free sounds great, but it isn’t truly free — it costs money.
Enter the Creative Commons (CC) license, General Public License (GPL), and the Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Icon Bazaar
A standard classic icon collection. It's provide classic icon style, with .ico format.
Fam Fam Fam
Free icon set, containing over 700 16-by-16 pixel icons in strokably-soft PNG format. Containing a large variety of icons, you're sure to find something that tickles your fancy. And all for a low low price of $0.00. You can't say fairer than that.
Icon Buffet
IconBuffet is a Firewheel Design production located in hot, sunny Texas.
This site is a generated website of your favorites icon from an image.
Favicon
GENERATE your own Favorites Icon for your website and view a gallery of some of the ones that have been created.
Hope these can help all of us
Icon Archive
The Icon Archive is a categorized collection of high quality desktop & web icon sets. They currently have over 18,200 icons in 656 sets from 155 icon authors. Icons can be used for Windows (XP, Vista, etc.), Macintosh (OSX, OS) and Linux (as PNG Files). Take care of the used license. You'll find this information on each icon set page. If you want to use icons commercially, ask the author of the icons you want to use.
Icon Factory
The Iconfactory makes this content available only for personal, desktop use. All copyrights remain the property of their respective holders.
If you need icons for a commercial project, please check out their Design Services or browse their royalty-free collection of Stock Icons.
Don't forget about their powerful search engine that is always available at the top of the site. You can search the entire Iconfactory for keywords, concepts, authors and more in a matter of seconds.
Max Power
The list below the site represents some amazing work by various artists who have made their work available to the general public for a variety of uses. Those icons are all free. There are literally hundreds of websites that will sell you icons that are royalty free for whatever purpose you desire. However, royalty free does not necessarily mean free — you still have to pay for whatever it is you want. This is because with royalty free items, the creator retains all copyrights and publishing rights. You, the average web guy, simply purchase the right to use and publish the items as specified under the terms of usage (you must agree before you can buy). Usually, these terms include a provision to not sell derivative works nor redistribute the content. Royalty free sounds great, but it isn’t truly free — it costs money.
Enter the Creative Commons (CC) license, General Public License (GPL), and the Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Icon Bazaar
A standard classic icon collection. It's provide classic icon style, with .ico format.
Fam Fam Fam
Free icon set, containing over 700 16-by-16 pixel icons in strokably-soft PNG format. Containing a large variety of icons, you're sure to find something that tickles your fancy. And all for a low low price of $0.00. You can't say fairer than that.
Icon Buffet
IconBuffet is a Firewheel Design production located in hot, sunny Texas.
This site is a generated website of your favorites icon from an image.
Favicon
GENERATE your own Favorites Icon for your website and view a gallery of some of the ones that have been created.
Hope these can help all of us
What about http://www.iconfinder.net ?
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