Whether you’re creating the next Facebook or if you just need a nice “Mail me” button, there are a ton of icons on the web. Unfortunately, you can’t just take what you want and use it on your site. (Well technically you could, but it would be immoral). That’s why I’ve compiled a list of free icons you can use along with my rating of the icon quality. And when I say free, I mean completely free, linkbacks and acknowledgments are optional!

Completely Free Icons
Ganato Design
Very nice 3d looking icons for toolbars, blogs, desktop apps and more (5/5).

Milk and Green
A few small white and green icons. It’s amazing how much a talented artist can do with just 16×16 pixels. (4/5)

E-Lusion Greyscale
These icons are all in grayscale but you can easily color them yourself. They’re simple and clean icons, nothing too fancy but very professional (3/5).

Drunkey Love
Love is right, I’m in love with these icons! He has almost everything icon you’ll need in 16×16 format. They’re very cute and look great! (5/5)

Sanscons Plus
At first glance, it looks like a bunch of red icons. But don’t be fooled, they’re available in 8 different colors and 4 different sizes. All of the icons are two-colored meaning no 3d looking effect but it makes it look very clean and minimalistic (4/5). See also: Bitcons

Remember!
Please remember, all of these icons are free to use but do respect the author’s work and do not sell these nor claim them as your own!ÂÂ Some of these small 16×16 icons would make a great favicon!

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