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The Lets Icons version of the direction icon, in a line style.
It's drawn with lines on a 24 × 24 grid. The lines are about 2 px at 24 px, so it stays crisp even at 16 px. You can make the lines thinner or bolder with the slider above.
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 more than 20 other styles below.
| Icon set | Lets Icons (version 1.2.2) |
| Author | Leonid Tsvetkov |
| Licence | CC BY 4.0 |
| Style | line |
| Original size | 24 × 24 |
| Name | lets-icons:direction |
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