Choose the one that you like and click on it. It will on the spot show you whose the designer, the license information, size and if there’s an full set for it. Simple but useful service for all Icon hunters.

Custom icons are another great way to make using computers fun. Having a mini T-Rex where the Recycle Bin should be is one example of custom icons. For people who use custom icons and change from one set of icons to the next rather frequently, 365icon is surely a mouthwatering delight. They provide some of the highest quality free icons available on the internet.

The homepage for the website is craftily laid out, expressing all the different themes for icons one could possibly ask for. Right now, as is evident from the screenshot, the featured icon theme is Star Wars. Under it, more themes can be viewed. Categories of icons can be viewed by taking the mouse over to ‘Icon Styles’ at the top, which will result in a drop-down menu like this:

From here, one can jump over to the relevant page of interest and find the related icons. Along with hosting icons, 365icons also has a ‘How To’ (accessible by hovering the mouse over ‘Blog’ in the top left) guide which includes some interesting tips and tricks for icons-enthusiasts.

Another great feature of 365icons is that sometimes they host contests of different natures. The ongoing contest awards a free PSD-to-HTML worth $ 299 page to two lucky visitors.