18.1
PNG and SVG graphics with an editor for recoloring, rearranging and other changes.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best Stock Vector Libraries in 2026
Ouch! by Icons8 leads this chart of 24 (8.1/10, free plan). Blush is next (7.5/10, free plan), and ManyPixels Illustrations is the next highest-placed with a free plan (7.5/10). Stock vector libraries provide downloadable vector artwork; compare licence terms and the vector formats you need before choosing one. Platform listings include web access, plus API, extension, macOS, Linux and Windows entries.
27.5
Free planWebExtension
37.5
Free online illustration gallery from ManyPixels.
Free planWeb
- 4
Openclipart
Openclipart is an online collection of more than 180,000 vector graphics, including clipart and icons.
Free planOpen sourceWebAPILinuxmacOS7.5Free plan - 5
Vecteezy
Vecteezy is an online marketplace where users license stock photos, vector graphics, and stock footage from artists.
Free planWebAPI7.4Free plan - 6
DrawKit
DrawKit provides hand-drawn 2D and 3D illustrations, icons, animations and other visual assets for projects.
Free planWebExtension7.3From $79 a year - 7
Worldvectorlogo
Worldvectorlogo is a web directory of brand logos and an API catalog for finding and retrieving logo files.
Free planWebAPI7.3From $29 a month - 8
7.0Free plan - 9
GetIllustrations
GetIllustrations is a library of vector illustrations and icons for designers, developers and marketing teams.
Free planWebAPI6.8From $195 a year - 10
illlustrations
illlustrations is a web library of vector illustrations for design work, with a builder and an avatar package for developers.
Free planWeb6.5From $85 a month - 11
6.5 - 126.2Free plan
- 13
6.1From €190 a year - 14
Storyset
Storyset provides customizable illustrations for landing pages, apps and presentations, available through the web and an extension.
Free planWebExtension6.1Free plan - 155.9Free plan
- 165.9Free plan
- 17
Open Doodles
CC0 artwork available in SVG, PNG and selected GIF downloads for any purpose.
Free planWeb5.9Free plan - 18
Vectorportal
Vectorportal is a web-based library of free vector illustrations, icons, and other design assets.
Free planWeb5.9Free plan - 19
LibreClipart
LibreClipart is a free web library of vector clip art and illustrations available in open image formats.
Free planWeb5.8Free plan - 20
unDraw
unDraw provides searchable, color-customizable SVG illustrations with a free commercial-use license.
Web5.8 - 21
Lukasz Adam Illustrations
Free SVG artwork under CC0 for personal or commercial projects without attribution.
Free planWeb5.7Free plan - 22
Patternbank
B2B marketplace for discovering, licensing and downloading textile and surface patterns.
Web5.5 - 23
Brands of the World
Brands of the World is a free website for searching and downloading vector logos and logotypes, with a community space for logo critique.
Web5.2 - 24
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Choosing well
What licence does the artwork need?
Check the commercial and editorial licence fields before downloading. Choose artwork whose permitted use matches your project, whether it is commercial work or editorial content.
If you need to read or change the code, check the tool's licence as well.
Which vector formats does it support?
Choose a library that provides the vector formats your design software can open. Compare the listed vector formats with your editing and export workflow.
Asset types also matter: confirm that the library covers the kind of artwork you need.
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Web access is listed across the category, while API, extension, macOS, Linux and Windows support appears in platform comparisons.
On a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet, check browser access before relying on a library for mobile work.
Will download limits fit the project?
Compare the download-limit field with the volume of artwork you expect to get. A limit can affect whether a free plan suits a larger project.
Check included team seats too if more than one person needs access.
Can I start on a free plan?
Compare the free-plan and paid-from fields. A free plan can help you assess available assets and formats before paying.
A free trial is a separate offer, so check its terms alongside the regular plan details.
Questions people ask
What should I compare when choosing a vector library?
Compare free plan, paid-from price, asset types, vector formats, commercial and editorial licences, download limits and included team seats.
Can I use stock vectors for commercial work?
Check the commercial licence field for the library and confirm that its terms cover your intended use.
Are these libraries available on the web?
Web is listed as a platform for the category. API, extension, macOS, Linux and Windows entries also appear in the platform comparison.
Can I edit the downloaded vector files?
Check the vector formats provided and whether your design software supports them. Review the relevant licence terms before changing or distributing files.