15 Flat Christmas Icons

Last Updated on August 18, 2026 by Editorial Team

Grab these lovely 15 flat Christmas icons in color and outline versions.  These free icons are free and available in SVG, AI, and CSH (Custom Photoshop) formats.

Also, grab entire collection here – Xmas UI Decoration Kit.

Designed by artdesigncat.

Look closely at the preview and you can see exactly what makes this icon set work so well: every piece is built from simple, rounded shapes in a warm, candy-bright palette of red, green, gold, and cream.

There’s no gradient noise or heavy shading here, just clean flat color with subtle outlines, which is what gives the whole kit its friendly, approachable holiday character.

You get the full cast of Christmas visual shorthand: Santa’s face, a reindeer, a wreath with a bow, a decorated tree, striped candles, a gingerbread man, a snowflake, a stocking, a gift box, and a bell, among others.

Because each icon reads clearly even at small sizes, this set is built for interface work as much as decorative use.

That flat, rounded style is what makes these Christmas icons genuinely useful for seasonal UI work rather than just decoration.

Think of holiday promo banners, festive email headers, seasonal landing page badges, checkout page accents for a winter sale, or little navigation flourishes on a shop that’s dressing up for December.

The color and outline versions mentioned in the icon set give you flexibility right away.

• Use the full-color versions for hero sections, social posts, or anywhere the icon needs to carry visual weight on its own.
• Drop in the outline versions when you need something quieter, like a repeating pattern, a footer strip, or an icon sitting next to body text.

If you’re building a Christmas sale campaign, pairing a gift box or bell icon next to your discount copy adds instant seasonal context without needing a full illustration.

Styling These Icons For Your Own Brand

The palette is warm and traditional, but it’s simple enough to recolor without losing the charm.

If your brand uses a cooler blue-and-white winter theme instead of classic red and green, you can swap the fills on the flat shapes and keep the same friendly rounded silhouettes.

Because the shapes are so simple, recoloring even a handful of these by hand in your editor of choice is quick work, no need to touch every anchor point individually if you’re just changing fills.

When placing these icons into a layout, keep spacing generous.

Part of what makes the preview image feel festive rather than cluttered is the even rhythm between elements, so resist the urge to cram too many icons into one small area.

A single reindeer or wreath icon next to a headline often reads better than five icons stacked together.

These pair naturally with the rest of the Xmas UI Decoration Kit, especially the offer templates and background patterns, so if you’re assembling a full seasonal promotion, matching the icons to those pieces will keep your typography, borders, and color story consistent across banners, popups, and social graphics.