Ungroup Elements is part of the Lucide icon pack, which contains 1489 open-source icons. The icons in this pack are licensed under the ISC and were created by Lucide Contributors.
The icons are available for download in both SVG and PNG formats. SVG files are recommended for most uses as they are scalable and editable, while PNG files are provided for cases where a raster image format is needed.
You are free to use, modify, and incorporate these icons into your projects, both for personal and commercial use, as long as you follow the attribution requirements specified in the ISC License.
This icon is licensed under the ISC License which allows you to use, modify, and distribute it freely, provided you include the original copyright notice and license text. It is similar to the simplified BSD and MIT licenses but uses more concise language.
Yes, this icon is available for download in both SVG and PNG formats. SVG files are recommended for most uses as they are scalable and editable. PNG files are also provided for when you need a raster image format.
You can also select the size of the icon when you download it.
Yes, since this icon is open-source, you are free to modify it to suit your needs. However, please be sure to follow the attribution requirements specified in the ISC license. Also, read the full license to understand what you can and cannot do with this icon.
This icon was designed by Lucide Contributors.
Also keep in mind that having too many SVG icons on your page can slow down rendering, so it's best to use them judiciously.
To properly attribute the creator of this icon, include a credit line such as "Icon by Lucide Contributors, licensed under ISC" in your project, website, or documentation.
Here's a quick snippet you can use:
<a href="https://github.com/lucide-icons/lucide">Lucide Contributors</a>
If you use Markdown, you can use the following:
[Icon by Lucide Contributors](https://github.com/lucide-icons/lucide)
This icon is licensed for commercial use under the ISC license. You are free to use it in both personal and commercial projects. But be sure to read the license to learn more about what you can and cannot do.