Curated collection · 12 icons
Cloud Provider Set
The big-three hyperscalers and their main competitors, in matched-weight PNG icons for any architecture diagram or pricing comparison.
About the Cloud Provider Set collection
The Cloud Provider Set collection is a hand-picked bundle of transparent PNG brand marks built around a single, real product scenario. Drop the entire set into a project and you should have enough variety to cover the primary surface, the secondary chrome, and one or two supporting illustrations without needing to mix in icons from other collections. If you are publishing a roundup post or comparison piece built around the brands in this collection, an outbound link to an authoritative review or to each brand's own product page strengthens both editorial credibility and on-page SEO.
If you do need to extend the set, pick from the same source categories so the visual language stays consistent. The brand marks in this collection are sourced from the open Simple Icons library and rendered as transparent PNGs on demand at the resolution you request — never upscaled, never blurry. Pair the icons with a short text label and you have a complete navigation row, feature tile, integration directory entry, or comparison row.
How to use this collection
For dark themes, all of the icons in this collection retain their transparent background and read cleanly on slate, midnight, and full-black surfaces. For light themes, give each icon at least eight pixels of breathing room on every side. Render the icons at 32 px for nav rails, 48–64 px for cards and feature tiles, and anywhere from 96–256 px for marketing hero treatments. Because the source assets are vector, any size you request is rendered freshly at the CDN edge — there is no upscaling artefact to worry about.
Every icon in this collection is released under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0 Universal) dedication via the Simple Icons project. That means you may use the entire bundle in commercial products, paid client work, and open-source projects without attribution and without paying a cent. The brand names and logos themselves remain the trademarks of their respective owners — CC0 covers your right to use these PNGs as visual elements, not the right to imply endorsement. See the full license guide for edge cases.