Movie Icon Pack 16 — Retina-Ready Icons for Movie Projects

Movie Icon Pack 16: 200+ High-Quality Film & Cinema IconsMovie Icon Pack 16 is a comprehensive collection designed for filmmakers, app designers, UI/UX specialists, web developers, and content creators who need a polished, versatile set of icons that speak the language of cinema. With over 200 high-quality icons, this pack covers everything from classic film equipment to modern streaming and social sharing symbols, giving projects a cohesive visual identity and professional finish.

What’s included

• 200+ icons in multiple styles (line, filled, flat, and glyph).
• Vector formats: SVG, EPS, AI — fully scalable without quality loss.
• Raster formats: PNG (multiple sizes up to 1024×1024) and optimized WebP.
• Icon fonts (TTF & WOFF) for easy integration into web projects.
• Layered PSD and Figma files for designers who want to customize styles and colors.
• Light and dark theme-ready variants.
• Consistent grid and pixel-perfect alignment for UI use.

Icon categories and examples

The pack organizes icons into clear categories so you can quickly find what you need:

• Production gear: camera, tripod, clapperboard, boom mic, gimbal.
• Lighting & grip: LED panel, softbox, reflector, C-stand.
• Editing & post: timeline, color grading wheel, render/export, proxy file.
• Projection & screening: film reel, projector, cinema screen, ticket.
• Actors & crew: director’s chair, headset, megaphone, costume rack.
• Genres & moods: horror mask, romantic heart, action explosion, comedy mask.
• Streaming & distribution: play button, live stream, subscription, share.
• Social & marketing: trailer, poster, ratings, review star.
• UI elements: badges, badges with counts, toggles, badges for “new” or “exclusive”.

Design quality & consistency

Icons in Movie Icon Pack 16 follow strict design rules:

• Consistent stroke widths and corner radii across all icons.
• Pixel-perfect alignment on a 24px/48px grid to ensure crisp rendering at UI sizes.
• Balanced negative space so icons remain legible at small sizes.
• Harmonized visual language across equipment, UI, and genre icons to maintain unity in multi-purpose projects.

Use cases

• Mobile apps: movie guides, ticketing apps, streaming clients.
• Websites: film festival sites, production company pages, blogs and review platforms.
• Video production: lower-thirds, title cards, storyboards, pitch decks.
• Marketing: posters, social media graphics, email campaigns.
• UI kits & templates: admin dashboards for content managers, CMS plugins.

Example: a streaming app could use the filled style for primary navigation (Home, Browse, Live), line icons for secondary controls (Settings, Profile), and glyphs for notification badges — all maintaining a single visual language.

Technical integration

• SVGs: Inline SVGs allow CSS control over color, size, and hover states.
• Icon font: Use TTF/WOFF to treat icons like text — handy for legacy web projects.
• PNG/WebP: Pre-rendered sizes for quick use where vectors aren’t supported.
• Figma/PSD: Drag-and-drop ready, with grouped layers and named components for rapid prototyping.

Code snippet (SVG inline example):

<!-- Example: Inline SVG for a play button --> <svg width="24" height="24" viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">   <path d="M8 5v14l11-7L8 5z" fill="#000"/> </svg> 

Customization & theming

• Easily recolor SVGs via CSS variables.
• Swap stroke widths or corner radii in vector editors (AI/Sketch/Figma) to match brand guidelines.
• Create alternate color palettes (neon, retro, monochrome) using provided layered files.
• Combine icons with typography scales and motion presets for animated micro-interactions.

Licensing

Movie Icon Pack 16 typically includes:

• Personal and commercial use license.
• Attribution-free use in most cases (check the specific item license).
• Extended licensing options for redistribution or embedding in paid apps.

Always verify the exact license included with your purchase/download to ensure compliance for large-scale or resold products.

Tips for choosing icons from the pack

• Match icon style to product tone: filled/glyph for bold, line for minimalist interfaces.
• Use a limited set of weights (stroke vs filled) for primary navigation to avoid visual noise.
• Test icons at intended display sizes (e.g., 16px, 24px, 32px) to ensure legibility.
• Pair icons with clear labels for complex actions (e.g., “Export” + export icon).

Performance considerations

• Prefer inline SVG for interactive states and animations.
• Use SVG sprites or an icon font to reduce HTTP requests if you have many icons on a page.
• Serve appropriately sized PNG/WebP for legacy clients or performance-critical screens.
• Optimize SVGs with tools like SVGO to remove metadata and unnecessary attributes.

Why choose Movie Icon Pack 16?

• Broad coverage: over 200 icons cover production, distribution, and UI needs.
• Professional polish: pixel-perfect, consistent, and ready for production.
• Flexible formats: supports designers and developers across platforms and workflows.
• Time-saver: organized categories and ready-to-use assets accelerate design and development.

If you want, I can:

• extract a focused subset (e.g., top 20 icons for a streaming app),
• suggest color palettes that match cinematic themes,
• or create sample UI mockups using icons from this pack.