Envato

Reshot was a community-driven library that offered designers a wide selection of free vector illustrations, icons, and graphic assets in SVG and PNG formats. The platform focused on simplicity and accessibility: every asset could be downloaded instantly without requiring an account, and the licensing terms were intentionally straightforward, allowing use in personal and commercial projects alike. Designers could browse categories such as technology, nature, business, and abstract concepts, and each illustration was created by independent contributors who shared their work under permissive conditions. The platform’s value lay in its curated quality — assets were manually reviewed to ensure consistency and usability — and its zero-cost model made it a practical resource for freelancers, small studios, and early‑stage startups that needed visual elements for websites, presentations, social media, or digital products. Reshot’s community aspect encouraged designers to submit their own work, building a growing repository of original vector art that reflected contemporary styles and trends. Users could search by keyword, color palette, or style, and the interface supported quick previews and drag‑and‑drop downloads. The absence of restrictive licenses meant that a downloaded icon could be reused across multiple projects without additional fees or attribution requirements. This openness made Reshot particularly popular among educators, non‑profits, and developers who needed to prototype interfaces or create mockups without licensing overhead. However, as of early 2026, Reshot has been retired. The company behind it, Envato, has shifted its focus to providing a larger, subscription‑based creative ecosystem. Envato’s platform now aggregates a much broader range of digital assets: