Clker vs IRA Design

Clker is a web-based service for finding, sharing, and using public-domain clipart, vector graphics, and photos. Its library organizes free images into searchable categories. Users can download files as PNG in high or low resolution, or as SVG. Clipart pages provide a size selector and HTML code for embedding an image on a website. An online tracer can derive vector clipart from a photograph. Clker says images are declared public domain by uploaders, collected sources, or people who draw them online, while also stating that it cannot verify legal status. Uploaders certify that submissions are free of copyrights and trademarks, and copyright holders release uploads under CC0. Uploading requires logging in or registering. The terms prohibit creating or downloading derogatory or hateful content, pornography, or material violating US law. Clker is free, has no free trial, and does not accept art commissions.

IRA Design is a web-based tool for assembling illustrations from gradients and hand-drawn sketch components. Its gallery includes characters, objects, backgrounds, and outline versions of characters and objects. Users can select and customize components, mixing five gradient colors for characters and objects. The site describes a library of more than 200 individually designed components and says illustrations can be scaled without a change in quality. Gallery illustrations can be downloaded as SVG or PNG; the site also lists AI images alongside SVG and PNG. Components are available under the MIT License for personal or commercial projects. IRA Design is free: its listed plan is free. The site identifies developers building mobile apps and designers building apps as potential users. It lists Argon Design System PRO, BLK• Design System PRO, and Made with React as websites using the tool. Creative Tim is the maker; the project was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Bucharest, Romania. Feature requests can be sent by email or raised as a GitHub issue.