Clear boundaries.
Fewer surprises.
How this public reference library works, and what to consider when using its files.
Public by design.
Every sample asset and its manifest is public. The website provides no login, private folders, upload endpoint, account service or access-control system. Do not treat a file's URL as a secret or use this workspace to store confidential information.
Inspectable assets.
The downloadable artwork uses SVG. These sample files contain vector shapes, text and gradients, with no scripts, embedded web pages or external resource references.
The manifest includes the actual byte size and SHA-256 digest of each supplied file. See how to verify a download.
SVG is a flexible format. Review files from any source before incorporating them into an application, and apply your application's normal asset-sanitization rules.
A small browser footprint.
Searches, filters and previews run locally. The site does not include analytics scripts, third-party fonts, tracking pixels or application cookies. It does not ask for passwords, billing information or personal details.
The web host may receive standard request information such as an IP address and requested URL. See the privacy notice for the distinction between browser interactions and hosting records.
When adapting this workflow.
- Separate public assets from private or licensed material.
- Review the source and usage rights before adding a file.
- Publish exact versions and verify transfer integrity.
- Apply authentication and authorization before adding private storage.
- Avoid embedding secrets or personal information in metadata.
This public reference does not claim security certification, independent audits, a vulnerability-response SLA or managed private storage.