Free Accessibility Icons
Download and browse our free Accessibility Icon collection set for use on your a11y websites, design projects, and more! AAArdvark wants to share these with everyone under Free Use or Open Content licensing. You’re welcome to adjust the icons and use them on your projects and websites as you wish.
Browse & Download Accessibility Icons
Need a quick accessibility icon? Feel free to grab an individual PNG from below.
Universal Access Icon
The Universal Access icon typically features a human figure depicted within a circle, emphasizing inclusivity for people of all abilities.
Wheelchair Icon
The Wheelchair icon portrays a simplified side view of a wheelchair, universally representing accessibility for individuals with mobility impairments.
Sign Language Icon
The Sign Language icon typically depicts two hands forming a recognizable sign, representing communication through sign language.
Audio Description Icon
The Audio Description icon typically features the letters "AD" and soundwaves, representing content that is enhanced with audio descriptions for people who are visually impaired.
Hearing Loss Icon
The Hearing Loss icon commonly depicts an ear with soundwaves along with a symbol to represent a muted state, symbolizing impaired auditory capabilities.
Braille Icon
The Braille icon usually shows a hand touching braille characters, symbolizing tactile reading and accessibility for people who are visually impaired.
Blind Accessible Icon
The Blind Accessible icon typically portrays a walking cane or seeing-eye dog representing awareness for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.
Closed Caption Icon
The Closed Caption icon typically displays a lowercase "cc" in a box, indicating the availability of text-based subtitles for people who are deaf or hard of hearing to understand spoken content.
Low Vision Icon
The Low Vision icon often showcases a simplified eye and a symbol to depict impaired visual clarity.
Accessible Website Icon
The Accessible Website icon often features a simplified web page and a human figure, symbolizing a website designed for inclusivity and usability by people with disabilities.
Do you feel bogged down with tedious a11y processes?
This is not a misleading accessibility overlay tool, and it’s not outdated and clunky enterprise software. We’re tired of those too.
You may feel discouraged by accessibility work or you find yourself dreading the next project. We don’t want that for you.
AAArdvark is giving the accessibility space a new outlook, and it might just be what you’re looking for.
