Week 1
When you confirm your email
Yard management
Warehouse robot
Semi truck
Purchase order
Dock scheduling
Pallet jack
Container ship
Demand planning
Week 2
One week later
Pick and pack
Shipping container
Proof of delivery
Customs
Cold chain
Freight train
Fuel management
Route optimization
Week 3
Two weeks later
Forklift
Port crane
Load planning
Fleet tracking
Sorting conveyor
Cargo plane
Temperature log
Supplier network
About this set
About the Logistics icons
These icons show how goods move. Trucks, ships, trains and planes cover the road, sea, rail and air. Warehouse scenes (Warehouse robot, Forklift, Pick and pack, Sorting conveyor) cover what happens inside the building, and paperwork icons such as Purchase order, Customs and Proof of delivery cover what happens around it.
Where they fit
On a freight services page, Container ship sails over rolling waves, and Port crane hoists a container beside it. On a fleet software or tracking page, Fleet tracking moves truck tokens along map roads. On a cold storage page, Cold chain makes the frost indicator glow on the reefer unit. They also work well in the steps of a quote form or a shipment status page.
One look across the set
Every icon uses the same 400 by 320 canvas, line weight and single accent colour. A Cargo plane and a Semi truck can sit in one row without looking like they came from different artists, which keeps a services grid tidy.
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 Logistics icons
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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Yes, for commercial work: your website, your app, your product or a client's project. Attribution is appreciated, not required. What you can't do is resell or hand them out as icons, present them as your own work or turn one into a logo. Read the license page for the exact terms before you start.
The Logistics set has 24 icons. They arrive over 3 weeks, 8 a week, and the first batch comes as soon as your email is confirmed. The set covers trucks, ships and planes, warehouse work, and customs and paperwork, so one batch at a time you build a full library for your pages.
Put your email in the form on this page and confirm it. Icons start arriving right away and keep coming each week until you hold the full set. Each industry is its own email series, and one address can follow one of them. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Yes. The SVG opens in Figma, Illustrator or any vector editor, so you can change shapes, sizes and colours. The motion is CSS inside the file, so a design tool shows the still pose. Keep the original SVG for the moving version on the web. Each batch also comes with GIF and PNG versions.
No. Each icon is a small SVG with its motion in plain CSS, with no JavaScript and no fonts to load. Visitors who have reduced motion turned on see the still pose instead. For a carrier or warehouse, whose customers check tracking pages on phones in the yard, that matters.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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