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Icon Pantry

Free icons for infographics

Charts, process steps, people and data icons for infographics, reports and diagrams. One stroke weight and grid, so a busy graphic still reads as one piece.

Best format
SVG for Figma, Illustrator and Canva; PNG for documents
Size
Keep icons in a section the same size, 48 to 96px
30 icons

How to use icons in infographics

  1. 1

    Plan by section

    Give each section of the infographic one icon and one color. The color picker above previews the whole set so you can test a palette.

  2. 2

    Download SVG

    SVG keeps strokes editable in Figma and Illustrator, so you can match the stroke to your chart lines.

  3. 3

    Keep sizes consistent

    Use one icon size per level: for example 96px for section headers and 48px for list items.

  4. 4

    Export the final graphic

    Export the finished infographic as PNG for the web or PDF for print. The icons scale with it without blurring.

Tips

  • Set the icon stroke to the same width as your chart lines and dividers. It makes the whole graphic feel drawn by one hand.
  • Numbers carry the story. Put the icon next to the stat, not instead of it.
  • Use the chart icons (pyramid, funnel, timeline, Venn) as layout ideas, not just decoration.

Questions

Can I use these icons in published reports and infographics?

Yes, including commercial reports, articles, client deliverables and printed posters. No attribution is required.

Can I change the stroke width?

Yes. Set the stroke on Icon Pantry before downloading, or edit the SVG stroke in Figma or Illustrator.

Which format is best for infographics?

Work with SVG in your design tool, then export the finished infographic as PNG or PDF.