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"width": 200,
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},
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"thumbnail": "https://static.thenounproject.com/png/3675912-200.png",
"width": 200,
"height": 200,
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Many icons are in the public domain or have open licenses, but the API provides license information for each icon so you can verify usage rights.
The icons are typically returned as PNG images, often with transparent backgrounds, suitable for web and app design.
The search is primarily keyword-based, but the results often include icons in various styles (flat, outline, color) which you can visually select.
The Search Icons API is designed to find vector-based or small raster icons for UI design, whereas the Search Images API finds high-quality stock photos.