free holi icons

Free Holi icons, full of colour

Short answer

The Rangoli style draws clean objects in a warm festive glow, each with one Indian festival motif: rangoli petals, a lotus, a toran, a marigold or a diya flame. Its festival icons include the pichkari, gulal, a colour splash, water balloons, thandai and the dholak, and every one of the 734 icons comes in the same look. Click an icon below to copy a transparent PNG, download it or copy the SVG. Free and MIT licensed.

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Where they shine

Holi posts, invites and festive campaigns

Holi party invites, Navratri and Durga Puja campaigns, festive sale banners, school and office celebration posters, and app themes. For Diwali greetings with diyas and gold line-work, try Utsav, the sibling style.

Quick facts
Price	Free. No account, no paid tier, no watermark.
Licence	MIT: personal and commercial use, no credit required (licence in plain words).
Icons	734 icons × 34 styles, plus live icons (over 25,000 in all), every style on the same 24 × 24 grid.
Festival icons	28 Indian festival icons: pichkari, gulal, holi splash, water balloon, thandai, dholak, marigold, lotus and more
Style family	Rangoli is one of six holiday styles (with Utsav, Halloween, Christmas, Lunar New Year, Valentine): rich looks whose colours, gradient stops included, are role-named CSS variables, so one palette recolours them all. See every Rangoli icon.

pichkari icon gulal icon holi-splash icon water-balloon icon dholak icon marigold icon

FAQ

Questions people ask

Are these festival icons free for commercial use?

Yes. All 734 icons in the Rangoli style are MIT licensed: use them in Holi campaigns, greetings, menus, apps and client work with no credit. Licence.

Is Rangoli only for Holi icons?

No. Every one of the 734 icons comes in Rangoli, so a cart, a bell or a gift matches the festival icons in one seasonal set. Switch the same icons back to Line or Solid when the season is over: the names never change.

Do the gradients survive copy and paste?

Yes. Each gradient sits inside the SVG with its own id, and the site and the packages make those ids unique for every icon on a page, so two icons never borrow each other’s colours. A downloaded .svg file has its colours baked in, ready for Figma, Illustrator or Canva.

Can I change the colours?

Yes. Pick a palette in the icon editor and every layer and gradient follows. On a website each colour is a CSS variable like --with-rangoli-c1 or --with-rangoli-accent, and the gradient stops read the same variables. Developer docs.

Can I use them commercially?

Yes, MIT licensed and free, with no credit required. Licence.

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