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Christicons

Free set of about 60 Christian SVG line icons, like a cross, dove, chalice and church. Recolor them on the site; no attribution needed.

Price
Free
Free option
Yes
Works on
Web
Learning curve
Easy

The short answer: is Christicons right for your church?

Christicons is a free set of about 60 hand-crafted Christian line icons, including crosses, doves, chalices, Bibles and church buildings. It's best for church designers who need consistent icons for the website, bulletin or app. The catch: the set is small and leans liturgical, and you can't use an icon as your church logo.

Is it right for you?

Who Christicons is for

Great for

  • Web volunteers who need matching icons for ministry pages
  • Bulletin designers who want simple symbols for communion, readings or prayer
  • Developers building church sites or apps in React or Vue

Skip it if

  • Churches designing a logo. The license bars using an icon as the main element of a logo.
  • Designers who need hundreds of icons in many styles. A general icon library has more range.
In real life

How churches use Christicons

  1. Ministry pages

    Give each ministry on your website a matching icon, like a dove, bread or praying hands, so the page reads at a glance.

  2. Order of worship

    Mark the readings, the psalm and communion in the printed bulletin with small line icons that print cleanly.

  3. Advent and Easter accents

    Use the manger, star or sepulcher icons as small accents on seasonal slides and social posts.

This week

Getting started with Christicons

  1. 1

    Set the size, stroke width and color on the Christicons site.

  2. 2

    Download the SVGs you need and drop them into your design app.

  3. 3

    Save your picks in a shared folder so every volunteer uses the same set.

The honest take

Pros and watch-outs

What we like

  • Free for church and commercial projects
  • No attribution required
  • Adjust size, stroke and color before you download
  • React and Vue packages for developers

Watch out for

  • Only about 60 icons
  • Can't be the main element of a logo
  • Several icons are specific to Catholic and liturgical traditions
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Questions churches ask

Christicons FAQ

Are Christicons free for churches?

Yes. They're free for personal and commercial projects, including websites, print and video, and you don't need to credit them.

Can we use Christicons in our church logo?

No. The license doesn't allow an icon to be the main element of a logo, brand mark or trademark. You can use them as supporting elements in a design.

Can we change the icons?

Yes. You can resize, recolor and modify them for your project. You just can't share or sell them as a set.

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