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About this icon
The Font-GIS version of the map add icon, in a solid style. A folded map suits "view on map" links. For one exact spot, a location pin is the clearer choice.
It's a solid shape on a 100 × 100 grid. Solid icons stay readable at small sizes and recolour cleanly.
It's free for commercial use if you credit the author (CC BY 4.0). Not quite the look you need? The same symbol comes in 2 other styles below.
| Icon set | Font-GIS (version 1.2.5) |
| Author | Jean-Marc Viglino |
| Licence | CC BY 4.0 |
| Style | solid |
| Original size | 100 × 100 |
| Name | gis:map-add |