Skware
Skware is a free, open-source pixel icon pack with 100+ icons in SVG and PNG, perfect for retro projects, games, and apps.
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Starting Price
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Last Updated
Sep 29, 2026
Overview
What is Skware?
Skware is a free, open-for-contribution, CC BY 4.0 licensed icon pack featuring 100 pixelated icons. Designed by Danyl P., it offers SVG and PNG formats optimized for any size. The icons are perfect for adding a retro, 8-bit aesthetic to video games, posters, web/desktop/mobile apps, social media, and more. The pack is community-driven and available on GitHub and Figma.
What is Skware used for?
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Top Features
- 100 pixelated icons
- SVG and PNG formats
- Free forever under CC BY 4.0
- Open for contributions
- Optimized for any size
- Available on GitHub and Figma
How to use Skware?
Download the entire icon pack in one click from the website, or access it via GitHub or Figma. Use the SVG or PNG files in your projects—web, desktop, mobile apps, mod builders, video games, social media, prints, banners, etc. You can rescale them without losing quality. To contribute, donate or upload icons to the GitHub repository. Subscribe to the newsletter for updates.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Completely free and open-source
- High-quality pixel art style
- Versatile for many project types
- Easy to download and use
- Community-driven with regular updates
Cons
- Limited to 100 icons currently
- Requires attribution under CC BY 4.0
- No dedicated support
Use Cases
- Retro video games and mods
- 80's style posters and banners
- Web, desktop, and mobile app interfaces
- Social media graphics and prints
- Design projects needing pixel art
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