Modern Everyday Items

31 pixel art icons of the things people carry, eat, fix and plug in. A backpack, a phone, a takeaway coffee, a laptop, a set of keys, a fire extinguisher. Made for inventories, shops, crafting menus and anything set this century.

Every icon was drawn against the same anchor sprite, so the whole set shares one outline weight, one light direction and one palette. Put them side by side and they look like a single artist's set.

What's Inside

31 icons, all 32x32 pixels, transparent PNG.

• Food and drink: burger in a wrapper, pizza slice, red apple, banana, soda can, milk carton, takeaway coffee, tea mug
• Tech: smartphone, laptop, over ear headphones, light bulb, table lamp
• Tools: adjustable spanner, claw hammer, screwdriver, scissors, pencil
• Things you carry: backpack, house keys, wristwatch, sunglasses, umbrella, lighter, trainers
• Around the house: cardboard box, manila folder, hardback book, first aid tin, fire extinguisher, potted plant

The Source Specs

Each icon comes with the spec it was rendered from: a JSON file of named parts and named colour roles instead of a grid of pixels. Change the backpack's strap role and the straps turn teal in one edit, with the shading kept. A flat PNG pack can't do that.

Paste any spec into the workbench at bitwright.app to edit it, or use one as the reference when you draw a 32nd icon to match.

Files Included

• 31 PNGs, 32x32, named by subject
• 31 spec files (JSON), one per icon
• manifest.json listing every icon's name, size and subject
• README

How To Use

Scale with nearest neighbour at whole multiples (2x, 3x, 4x) to keep the pixels crisp.

Licence

Use in commercial and non commercial projects. Modify freely, recolour, resize, remix. No attribution required but always appreciated.

Do not resell the icons as an asset pack.

How They Were Made

Drawn with Bitwright, a generative AI tool for pixel art. Every icon was checked at 4x, and anything that didn't read at 32 pixels was redrawn or swapped for a different subject.