
A browser mockup studio with 40 photographed scenes for phones, laptops, tablets and posters: upload a PNG, JPG or WebP, preview it in place, download a 4K JPG without Photoshop.
Assets are easy to download and harder to govern. License terms, export formats and visual consistency decide whether a set survives from prototype to production. The collection mixes free, open-source and paid libraries; check each license for the use you have in mind.
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A browser mockup studio with 40 photographed scenes for phones, laptops, tablets and posters: upload a PNG, JPG or WebP, preview it in place, download a 4K JPG without Photoshop.

A curated catalogue of typefaces released under free licences, listed with classification, style count and licence name, and linked to the foundry where each font can be obtained.

Morflax Studio is a browser-based 3D tool for device, clothing and branding mockups, effects and short motion clips.

Curated index of open-source typefaces, shown as large specimens with designer credits and no pay-to-be-featured placements.

Browser mockup editor for print sellers: drop one design onto ratio-matched poster or garment templates, then batch-render every combination.

Store of Webflow and Framer templates whose sections and full-build prompts can be copied into Claude Code, Cursor or v0.
Browser mockup generator that composites your artwork onto photographed device, print, apparel, packaging and outdoor scenes, with many style presets per object.

Independent, open-source type foundry publishing a free catalogue of contemporary type families under the SIL Open Font License.

Browser-based mockup generator with 5,000+ device, apparel, packaging and print scenes, video surfaces and an AI mockup prompt.

Bulk mockup API for print-on-demand sellers that renders designs onto 10,000+ templates and pushes the results into Etsy or Shopify.

Paid library of 127 Figma-designed website templates covering 1,137 pages across SaaS, agency, portfolio and consulting layouts.

A historical logo book series featuring 5,500 carefully curated marks, with new logos added daily for endless reference.
1,440+ beautifully crafted open-source 3D icons, free for personal and commercial use with no attribution required.

A free library of 1,300+ curated logos, wordmarks, symbols and animated logos from top studios, filterable by color, style, shape and industry.

A reference library that identifies the fonts used in famous brand logos — browse Nike, Tesla, Chanel, Adidas, BMW, YouTube and more.
One of the web's largest icon databases — millions of vector icons in SVG, PNG, CSS and font formats for UI and graphic design.

Free MIT-licensed library of 298 handcrafted animated icons built with Lottie, optimized for a 32px grid and usable on web, React, iOS and Android.
A curated gallery of beautifully crafted iOS and macOS app icons by top designers — browse, discover and explore app icon design.

A simple web tool that generates infinite unique gradient outputs for backgrounds and design work.

18,500+ real app icons from the App Store and Google Play, browsable by color, style, and category — plus AI generation with on-device preview and export.

A hand-curated library of premium brand marks in colored, black and white versions, ready as SVG, PNG or Figma-editable files for mockups and templates.

Online SVG animation maker with a keyframe timeline, morphing and motion-path animators — export production-ready SVG, Lottie, video and app formats without code.

A curated catalog of well-designed logos, sorted by industry, typography style, branding color and marks like arrows or negative space.
A curated inspiration library of 2,400+ app, game and web app icons, searchable and filterable by category, style and color.
Read the license of the actual files, not just the marketing page. MIT and CC0 sets can ship without attribution; other 'free' libraries require credit or limit commercial use. Flaticon's free tier, for example, requires attribution unless you upgrade — verify that before handing assets to a client.
Check what you get: raw SVG, an icon font, a React package, Figma components, Lottie files or rendered PNGs. A React icon package fits a component codebase; SVG files fit any stack. Confirm the pixel grid and stroke width match the rest of your interface before mixing sets.
A single icon in the right style is not a system. Prefer libraries with a documented grid, consistent weights and enough coverage for the UI you are building. Mixing two families usually shows at small sizes, where stroke and corner differences become obvious.
An open-source icon family with thousands of glyphs across six weights, designed on a consistent grid. A strong default for product interfaces that need one coherent family rather than a collage of packs.
One of the largest icon databases, with SVG, PNG, CSS and font formats plus Figma plugins. Useful when you need broad coverage fast — check the attribution requirement on the free tier and confirm a single style pack matches your UI.
A free, open-source set of rendered 3D icons in multiple angles and formats. Best reserved for marketing and presentation visuals where depth helps; keep interface icons flat and consistent with the rest of the product.