What is Open Doodles?
Open Doodles is a set of free sketchy illustrations by Pablo Stanley. The doodles show people reading, dancing, running, relaxing and more in a playful hand-drawn style.
Each doodle can be downloaded directly as SVG or PNG, and some as animated GIFs. They are released under CC0, so no credit or license is needed.
License and usage
Yes. Open Doodles is released under the CC0 license, which allows commercial use without attribution.
Check the license. Licenses can change, and some items inside a library have their own terms. Always confirm the license on the original website before using a resource in your project.
What you get
- Playful hand-drawn doodles
- Direct SVG, PNG and GIF downloads
- Some animated versions
- CC0 public domain
Pros
- Instant downloads, no sign-up
- Free for commercial use
- Charming, friendly style
Cons
- Limited number of scenes
- Single illustration style
Best for
Empty states in appsBlog post headersFriendly error pages
Open Doodles FAQ
Is Open Doodles free?
Open Doodles is free under CC0 with direct downloads and no account.
Can I use Open Doodles for commercial projects?
Yes. Open Doodles is released under the CC0 license, which allows commercial use without attribution.
Do I need an account to download from Open Doodles?
No. You can browse opendoodles.com and download without signing up.
What are some alternatives to Open Doodles?
Other free options include unDraw, Open Peeps, ManyPixels Gallery, 3dicons and Poly Haven.