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Click on an icon pack to assemble your own icon by picking individual parts online.
If more flexibility is needed, download RealWorld Icon Editor and then the image packs on its Online page. The editor will allow you to freely combine the parts, apply image effects, or draw your own parts.
The final icon is obtained by layering several fragments one over the other. After clicking on one of the image packs above, you will be presented with different fragments you can use to assemble your own icon.
Fragments are added to the final mix by simply clicking on them. Some groups of images only allow you to pick one of the group, while others allow mulitple picks.
You are allowed to use the pictures and icons created with this icon assembler for commercial or non-commercial purposes in your own projects.
You may NOT re-distribute the individual parts of the image packs or claim ownership of the assembled pictures unless the author of the images states otherwise.
An automated way for adding pack may eventually be created. At this moment, submissions are accepted via email. Send a zip file with 256x256 png images to info@rw-designer.com with image pack name and description.
how do you add one of these?
That is not possible yet.
Ricon
registered user
on October 6th 2011
I'll make one.
Please tell me an available time.
Anonymous
on January 21st 2012
it's very nice......
i liked it very much....
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Anonymous
on March 26th 2012
I can now make a windows vista, 7 emulator with icons
I like these because they are really easy to use.
Anonymous
on December 2nd 2012
i think this is a good thing to do when you need to make a assignment for a teacher or student you can alsoo make a picture
Can someone please design an eyeball person to assemble like this please:
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Nice!
Can someone please design an eyeball person to assemble like this please:
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Yes I got it right here
Anonymous
Find out how Vista icons differ from XP icons.
See how RealWorld Icon Editor handles Vista icons.