Insert icons in Microsoft Word
You can insert icons into Microsoft Office documents, workbooks, email messages, and presentations. You can rotate, color, and resize them with no loss of image quality. These icons are free to use; there's no royalty or copyright.
Insert icons in Microsoft 365
Select Insert > Icons. Use the Search box near the top left corner to look for the icon you want or browse by scrolling. Choose an icon and then click Insert at the lower right. Insert multiple icons at the same time by clicking each of them before clicking Insert. Rotate, color, and resize your icon by following the instructions here.
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Choose from thousands of royalty-free images, including stock images, icons, videos, and stickers that you can insert in your Office files.
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Icons are customizable: You can color, resize, style, and rotate icons with no loss of image quality. For more details, see Insert icons in Office . Work with icons in an Office document
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Select Insert > Icons. Use the Search box near the top left corner to look for the icon you want or browse by scrolling. Choose an icon and then click Insert at the lower right.
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Icons are customizable: You can color, resize, style, and rotate icons with no loss of image quality. For more details, see Insert icons in Office. Work with icons in an Office document. Select Insert > Icons to see the complete set of icons available for your Office document. The icons are arranged in categories to help you find what you want.