UI kitKenney Game Icons: 425 Interface Icons
425 white PNG icons for inventory, abilities, settings and HUD elements.
36 pixel art interface pieces for retro menus, panels and buttons.


1 file, 139 KB in total
Unmodified redistribution of Kenney Pixel UI Pack by Kenney (kenney.nl), CC0-1.0. Original licence file included; 0 file(s) of site-blocked types removed.
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Pixel UI Pack is a small pixel art interface set with 36 pieces covering panels, buttons, bars and frames. It suits games that deliberately use a low resolution look, where a clean modern UI would break the style. Developers use it for pixel art RPGs, retro platformers and any project that renders its world at a low resolution and wants the interface to match. The pieces are PNG and scale cleanly with nearest neighbour sampling. The pack is CC0 and can ship in a published experience with no attribution required.
Original author: Kenney (kenney.nl)
Source: https://kenney.nl/assets/pixel-ui-pack
License: CC0-1.0
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UI kit425 white PNG icons for inventory, abilities, settings and HUD elements.
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