Flaticon Reviews

I’ve used it for quick icon changes, and it does the job smoothly. Nothing too complicated—just easy edits when you need them.

I use Flaticon whenever I need quick icons for small design projects, and it’s been really easy to work with. My sister actually pointed me to it a while back, and now it’s one of the first places I check. The search works well, and the filters make it simple to find something that fits without spending forever looking around.

The only thing I’d say is that the site can feel a little crowded at times, especially with popups and premium icons mixed in with the free ones. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it does slow me down here and there. Overall, it’s a useful site and I still come back to it often...

I was relieved by how simple it was to cancel. It was quick, straightforward, and there weren’t any weird extra steps or hassle. Really appreciated how easy and stress-free the whole process felt.

I’ve been using Flaticon for some client work, it’s been useful. The commercial rights are usually easy enough to understand, as long as you actually check the license and add credit when it’s required. It’s not perfect, a few icons start to feel kind of repeated after a while, but compared to searching around forever for something decent, it just... yeah, it saves me a lot of time.

I was looking through the licensing stuff the other afternoon while I had a coffee next to me, and it was mostly easy to understand. I liked that the attribution rules showed up before downloading, since that saved me from guessing later. A couple of pages did make me go back and double check the plan details, which was a little annoying, but nothing too major. Overall, it works fine for what I needed...

I used flaticon.com for a small project. I needed a few icons. The search was simple. I found what I needed fast. The PNG and SVG files downloaded fine.

The only thing is the process has a few steps. You also have to check the license. The free download flow can feel a little slow. Still, it worked well for me. I’d use it again.

I’ve been using the free plan for a bit, it works well for what it is. The icons are nice and easy to use, and while there are definitely some limits on what you can do without upgrading, they don’t feel unreasonable or overly frustrating. If you just need something simple and don’t mind working within the free plan’s boundaries, it’s a fair option

I found the icons I needed quickly, and the attribution rules were easy to understand. Definitely saved me some hassle

There are a ton of icons to choose from, which I really like. At first I thought the variety was great, but then after browsing for a while, a lot of them started to feel similar. I still find plenty that are useful, though. I just wish there were a few more styles mixed in sometimes.

I use flaticon often when I need an icon quickly, and the search works well most of the time. Even when I type in simple words, the results are usually close to what I’m looking for. Every now and then I have to try a couple different terms before I find the exact style or idea I had in mind, but it’s still easy to use. Overall, it saves me time and leaves me feeling like I can keep my projects moving without much hassle.

I wasn’t expecting to hear back that quickly, but support got back to me fast and helped sort things out without much hassle

I liked that the files came in PNG, SVG, and EPS. Since everything was available right away, downloading what I needed was quick and easy.

I really liked that Flaticon shows the price upfront before you pay. I was expecting maybe some extra fee to show up, actually, no, nothing weird popped up for me. It was easy to figure out which plan I needed, and overall it just felt simple and fair...

I accidentally signed up and only realized it after I saw the charge on my card. I reached out to Flaticon support not expecting much, but they got back to me quickly and handled the refund without making me jump through hoops. It took a few days to show back on my card, which seems normal. Overall, it was a really fair and stress-free experience, and I was relieved by how smoothly it all worked out.

I use Flaticon often for small design projects, and the icons are usually really solid. They look clean, resize well, and it feels like the collections are made to keep you from wandering around too long looking for matching styles, which I appreciate. I’m sure part of the idea is to keep you coming back, but it works because I don’t end up spending ages fixing files after downloading them. Overall, I’ve been happy with the quality.

The billing was clear and easy. No random weird charges showed up, so I can’t really blame them for anything there. Worked fine for me.

I ended up getting Premium, it’s been saving me both time and money on my projects. Kind of annoying that it took me this long to realize it, but here we are.