5 folder PNG images with transparent background
Folder icons for desktops and file menus: a bright green cartoon folder with a seaside photo poking out, a lime folder holding a strip of film, a glossy pink-to-burgundy folder with a wavy front, a flat lilac folder and a pale blue three-dimensional folder with a sheet peeking from behind.
- Images
- 5
- Sizes
- 1 024 to 2 400 px
- Formats
- PNG with alpha, WebP, JPG
- Download
- free, no sign-up
Filters
Computer Icons Directory, Folder, purple PNG
Computer Icons Directory, Folder, purple PNG
Media, Icon, Folder, Video, Movies PNG
File, Folder, Photo, Symbol, Sign PNG
Career portfolio Icon, Approve through file PNG
Showing what's inside
The folders with a photo or a filmstrip tell the user the content type at a glance: pictures in one, videos in the other. Plain folders are better for sorting by colour, where each project or client gets its own shade.
Flat, glossy or 3D
The flat lilac folder sits comfortably in modern interfaces and icon sets. The glossy pink one recalls early-2000s desktop themes and works for a playful or retro look. The pale blue 3D folder fits office software, archives and document-management screens.
Keep sizes consistent
In a file manager or menu, icons from different styles side by side look messy. Pick one style and stick to it, and test the icon at small sizes: thin details and highlights disappear first.
Questions and answers
Is the transparency real or a painted checkerboard?
Yes. Every file is checked for an alpha channel rather than a white or chequered backdrop. Images without real transparency do not enter the catalogue.
Are there large files for print?
In folder the sizes run from 1 024 to 2 400 px on the long side. Large ones are easiest to find with the “Largest” sort or the minimum-width filter.
Do I need to register to download?
No sign-up needed. The file is served after a short wait on the download page.
Can I use folder images commercially?
The catalogue gathers images from open sources. Before commercial use confirm the rights with the author — the source link is on the image page.