Clipart Finder is a free clipart gallery of original drawings for teachers, parents, students and small makers. Every illustration is one clean subject on a transparent background, so it drops onto a worksheet, slide, card or sticker sheet without a white box around it. You will find cute clipart, black and white outlines, watercolor art and bold stickers, all sorted onto shelves by subject.
Below is a sample from six of those shelves: holidays, school, animals, food, nature and pictures to color. The Download PNG button saves a file to your device, while Copy lifts the art onto your clipboard for pasting. Every piece of artwork is ready to clip into a newsletter, a slide or a card. Need a full sheet to color instead? Our coloring pages print on US Letter or A4.
Free Holiday Clipart for Every Season
Holiday pictures are the most borrowed art on any classroom door. Start here, then browse the full shelves for Christmas clipart, Halloween clipart, Thanksgiving clipart and Valentine's Day clipart.
A tidy green tree wears round red ornaments, a looping garland and a shining gold star. Bold outlines keep it sharp on a December newsletter.
Try this Shrink it to one inch and tuck it beside each child's name on a holiday gift exchange list.
A chubby pumpkin with blushing cheeks beams under a curly vine. It keeps fall pages friendly for the youngest kids.
Try this Glue one on each preschool cubby for October and write the child's name across the pumpkin in marker.
A plump turkey shows off a rainbow fan of tail feathers in loose marker lines. The open feathers leave room for a word on each one.
Try this Write one thing each first grader is thankful for on a feather and pin the turkey to the hall board.
Two hearts, pink on red, sit inside a thick white sticker edge. It looks sweet on cards, cupcake toppers and February reward charts.
Try this Print twelve on sticker paper and seal each Valentine card envelope your second graders take home.
School Clipart Images for Worksheets and Slides
These clipart images cover the busy parts of a school day: the ride in, the reading rug and the pencil box. Find many more on our school clipart, book clipart and school bus clipart pages.
A classic yellow bus rolls along with black stripes and a row of square windows. Its long shape fits a worksheet header or a slide banner.
Try this Put it at the top of a field trip permission slip so families spot the form in a busy backpack.
Three hardcover books in soft blue, green and orange hold a shiny red apple. The calm colors suit library signs and teacher thank-you notes.
Try this Add it to the corner of a weekly reading log for third graders to color as they finish each book.
A cheerful yellow pencil stands tall with a pink eraser and a big grin. Kids like it as a reminder to write their name.
Try this Place it beside the name line on kindergarten worksheets so children remember to write their names first.
A spinning globe on a curved wooden stand shows blue oceans and green land. Pair it with map lessons or an Earth Day page.
Try this Use it as the title picture on a fourth grade continents quiz with a blank map below.
Cute Animal Clipart Kids Love
Animals are the shelf kids ask for first. Browse the whole animal clipart set, or head straight to dog clipart, cat clipart and butterfly clipart.
A gray striped kitten bats at a loose blue ball of yarn with one paw. It works for pet themed name tags and sticker charts.
Try this Make a reading buddy bookmark with the kitten at the top and a space for the reader's name.
A soft gray baby elephant lifts its trunk in a happy hello. The gentle washes suit baby shower cards and nursery prints.
Try this Print it on cream cardstock and frame it as a nursery wall picture beside the baby's name.
A butterfly spreads blue and orange spotted wings inside a white sticker border. It is an easy cut for planners and spring cards.
Try this Hand one to each child who moves up a reading level as a butterfly growth reward.
A slow green turtle walks along with a patterned mustard and olive shell. The muted tones look great on a vintage style party invite.
Try this Use it on an ocean unit poster that says slow and steady wins next to a growth chart.
Nature Clipart: Flowers, Sun, Rainbows and Trees
Nature art brightens weather charts, garden labels and spring walls. Explore the flower clipart, sun clipart and cloud and rainbow clipart shelves for more.
A tall sunflower turns its golden face up on a long stem with broad leaves. It looks lovely on garden labels and end of year cards.
Try this Measure a bean plant each week and stick the sunflower at the top of the growth chart.
A round yellow sun beams with a big smile and wavy orange rays. Use it on the sunny square of a weather chart.
Try this Clip it to the morning meeting weather chart whenever the class votes that today is sunny.
A six band rainbow arches from one fluffy cloud to another. Bold colors make it a strong pick for a growth mindset board.
Try this Use it as the centerpiece of a kindness board where each band holds a different class goal.
A round oak tree with a full canopy and a sturdy trunk, drawn in muted mid-century colors. It anchors a family tree project well.
Try this Have each student add family names on paper leaves around the tree for a heritage week display.
Black and White Clipart to Color
Simple black and white clipart saves ink and turns any worksheet into a quiet coloring task. For full printable sheets, visit our coloring pages, including unicorn coloring pages and easy coloring pages.
A gentle long neck dinosaur smiles in a clean outline with big spots to color. The open shapes work for crayons and markers.
Try this Make it the finish line of a dinosaur fact sheet so early finishers can color while others write.
A prancing unicorn with a swirled horn and a flowing mane, surrounded by a few small stars. Kids love adding their own rainbow colors.
Try this Print a stack for a birthday party craft table with crayons and glitter glue nearby.
Three daisies tied with a ribbon bow, outlined in tidy black strokes. Slip it onto a card front or along a spring worksheet border.
Try this Fold paper into a card, print the daisies on the front, and let kids color it for a family member.
A solid black cat sits upright with its tail curled around its paws. The crisp shape cuts cleanly for window art and stencils.
Try this Trace the shape onto black construction paper, back it with orange tissue, and hang it in a sunny window for autumn.
How to Use Free Clip Art From This Site
- Pick a shelf. Open a subject page, such as snowman clipart or pencil clipart. Each one holds many styles of the same subject.
- Check the background. Use the background preview under any picture. Switch between checkerboard, white, chalkboard, kraft paper or your own color to judge the fit before you print.
- Download or copy. Download PNG saves the file to your computer. Copy puts it on your clipboard so you can paste it right into a slide app or a word processor.
- Place it. In a document, change the text wrap option to in front of text, and your page color will show around the art.
Files measure 1000 by 1000 pixels. Printed at 300 dpi, that gives roughly 3 sharp inches, and far more than enough for any screen.
Choosing a Clipart Style
Every subject comes in a few looks. Picking one style per project keeps a page calm and planned.
| Style | What it looks like | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Flat color | Bold outlines, solid fills | Projectors, flyers, charts |
| Cute | Round shapes, happy faces | Preschool labels, name tags |
| Line art | Black outlines on clear | Coloring tasks, cheap printing |
| Watercolor | Soft painted washes | Cards, invitations, signs |
| Doodle | Loose marker lines | Notes home, journals |
| Silhouette | Solid black shape | Cut files, stencils, window art |
| Retro | Muted mid-century colors | Party invites, posters |
| Sticker | Thick white cut edge | Sticker sheets, rewards |
| Realistic | Soft shading, textbook look | Reports and science slides |
Clipart PNG Files, Not Vector Graphics
Our art clipart downloads as PNG images, not vector graphics. A PNG is made of pixels and keeps a clear background, which is what most people need for school work and crafts. It will not stretch forever like a vector file, so plan around the 3 inch print size for sharp edges.
For a bulletin board, print several smaller copies in a row instead of one giant picture. If you have your own picture with a white box behind it, the make PNG transparent walkthrough shows how to clear that box away.
Classroom Ideas by Grade
- Preschool and kindergarten: Use cute clipart on cubby labels, job charts and picture schedules. Big friendly faces read well from across the room.
- Grades 1 and 2: Add black and white clip art to the corner of a worksheet as a color-when-done reward. Pair food pictures with counting and sorting games.
- Grades 3 to 5: Realistic and flat color pictures make reports, timelines and slides look finished. Try science clipart and math clipart for lesson headers.
- Middle and high school: Silhouettes and retro art suit club posters and presentations without looking babyish.
What You Can and Cannot Do With Our Clipart Images
All of our drawings and coloring sheets are free to use at home, in class, across a school and in projects you are not selling. You do not need to credit us, though we always enjoy a mention.
Please do not resell the files themselves or repackage them into clipart bundles. If you want a picture on a product, a printable you plan to sell or a logo, send a note via our Contact page beforehand and we will sort out the details. Curious how this differs from art with no copyright at all? Read our guide to public domain pictures.
Questions people ask
Is the clipart on this site really free?
Yes, for personal use, classroom and school use, and projects that are not sold. There is no sign-up and no credit required. Selling something with our art on it? Message us on the Contact page and we can talk it over.
Is every clipart PNG transparent?
Yes. Each picture saves as a PNG file whose empty areas are see-through. The checkerboard you see in the preview only shows where the clear parts are, and it will not print.
Where can I find black and white clipart?
Most subject pages have a black and white section with Line art and Silhouette pictures. They save color ink and double as small coloring tasks. For full sheets, browse our coloring pages.
Can I use these clip art images in a slide show?
Yes. Press the Copy button, switch to your presentation, and paste. The clear background lets your slide color show through, and the bold styles stay crisp on a projector.
How big can I print free clipart images from here?
About 3 inches wide at 300 dpi gives sharp edges. Larger prints still work for a wall display but get softer past 5 or 6 inches. Screens and documents have no problem at all.
Do you add new clipart often?
Yes. We keep drawing new subjects and styles for each shelf, with seasonal pictures added ahead of each holiday. Check the holiday, school and animal shelves before planning a new unit.