copyright free collection of resource images for Delphi menu items and toolbar buttons

Every time I need to create a menu or toolbar with actions I end up collecting some images extracted from different application and hand tuning them with the image editor. This is time consuming and boring (eventhough I admit that mig开发者_如何学编程ht be a refreshing break in some ocasions).

Do you know of any collection of such images? I would like to have at least images for all the menu items in the menu templates. They must be copyright-free. Thanks.

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There are the silk icons (and others from famfamfam). Those are not copyright-free, but I figure you meant they needed to be unencumbered, free-to-use, etc. (Truly copyright-free stuff will be very, very hard to find.) The silk ones just require acknowledgement somewhere, nothing else.

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@PA check this link.

my favorite famfamfam

and these questions in SO

• Where can one find free software icons / images?
• Free set of forms, icons, styles, etc for web-based admin interfaces

and so on.

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We use IconExperience which is royalty free. You buy a licence for a company. They do two different libraries, one called V-Collections and the other X-Collections. There are various sections within them, that you can buy separately, but for V-Collections its $379 at most and X-Collections its $289.

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I guess it is almost impossible to get "copyright-free" glyphs. Even Open Source is not copyright-free!

But if more-or-less-free-for-use glyphs are ok, then you might give glyFX's free icons a try.

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Gnome has good icon sets and the licence is GPL. http://art.gnome.org/themes/icon

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You can search on Web. There are many sites with icons; I use these:

• http://www.iconlet.com/
• http://www.iconfinder.net/
• http://icons-search.com/
• http://www.veryicon.com
• http://www.iconlook.com/
• http://www.iconspedia.com/

Surely there are more.
You can search icons by name or cathegory, search similar icons, icons by packages,...

Regards.

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A good website to track is Smashing Magazine I keep the RSS feed on my iGoogle page as the regularly have articles along the lines of 50 Beautiful Free Icon Sets For Your Next Design. They're a bit "graphic designery" if you get my drift but they do provide some really useful stuff.

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Try the Fugue and Diagona icon sets. Again, they're not copyright-free, but can be used in exchange for attribution.