Week 1
When you confirm your email

Flood cover

Business insurance

Plan comparison

Claim review

Roadside assistance

Pet insurance

Policy renewal

Payout
Week 2
One week later

Storm risk

Insurance quote

Life insurance

Claim approved

Theft protection

Coverage limit

Travel insurance

Claim status
Week 3
Two weeks later

Risk matrix

Policy document

Damage photo

Home insurance

Fire protection

Premium payment

File a claim

Car insurance
About this set
About the Insurance icons
Insurance icons for an agency, a broker or an insurance product. The set covers the covers people buy (home, car, life, travel, pet, business) and the paperwork around them: quotes, policy documents, premiums, claims, payouts and renewals. Each insurance icon is previewed on this page as a short loop before you sign up.
Where they fit
Use Insurance quote at the top of a quote page, where a price tag slides up out of the calculator. Put Claim status in a customer portal: a tracker dot moves through three stages. Car insurance suits a product page, as a shield draws itself around the car. Home insurance, Flood cover and Policy renewal round out a covers list.
One look across the set
The icons all use a 400 by 320 canvas, the same line weight and one accent colour. A shield, an umbrella and a claim card line up in one coverage grid and look like a single set.
From the email to your page
- Open the email and download the ZIP. The svg folder holds the animated icons, and preview.html shows them all moving.
- For a looping icon, use the file as an image: an img tag with width 240 and height 192 keeps the 5:4 frame.
- For hover play, accent colour and dark mode, paste the SVG markup into your page instead of linking the file.
- Add data-play="hover" to the svg to play it only on hover, or data-cm-play="hover" on the card around it.
- Set --cm-accent to your brand colour, and add data-theme="dark" on dark backgrounds.
License
Free to use, with three limits
- Use them in websites, apps, products and client projects, free
- Credit is appreciated, not required
- Not allowed: selling or sharing them as icons, claiming them as yours, or using them in a logo
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FAQ
Questions about the Insurance icons
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
Send a message or book a call with the team.
Yes. The insurance icons are free for websites, apps, products and client projects, including paid work. Attribution is appreciated for the insurance set but not required. You can't sell or share them as icons, claim them as your own, or use them in a logo. The license page has the full terms.
There are 24 icons, sent over three weeks at 8 a week in the insurance set, and the first batch lands once you confirm your email. Expect quotes, claims and policies and more. You see a preview of each on this page, and the files themselves arrive by email.
Add your email on this page and confirm it. The insurance icons start arriving right away and keep coming weekly until you have them all. Sets are sent per industry, one industry per address. You can unsubscribe whenever you like.
Yes. The insurance SVG files open in any vector editor, so you can change shapes, sizes or colours. The motion is CSS inside the file, so a design tool shows the still pose. Keep the original for the moving version on the web. Each batch also includes GIF and PNG files.
No. The insurance icons are light SVG files whose motion is plain CSS, so there is no JavaScript and no font download. People who have reduced motion turned on see the still pose. A quote page should load fast, because people leave a slow quote form.
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