Browser and Checkmark (Completion / Success Screen) Free Icons | Vector Assets

Celebrating Web Goals, “Completion Screen” Free Material

An icon depicting a large check mark indicating affirmation or success inside a simple browser frame. It abstractly represents a state where “some action has been successfully completed on the website.” It is a symbol of positive feedback that gives users a sense of security and achievement, such as the end of a payment, the completion of member registration, or successful data saving, indicating “the procedure has finished safely.”

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This icon is active in important scenes conveying web status, from EC site payment screens to system error messages (as a contrast).

• For “Thank You” Pages of EC Sites and Application Forms
  Ideal as the main visual for the “Thank You” page displayed immediately after submitting an input form for a product purchase or document request. Rather than just displaying “Completed” in text, placing this icon prominently allows users to visually and instantly understand “Oh, it was sent properly,” eliminating post-procedure anxiety (doubts like “Did I really order?”).
• For “Save Successful” Toast Notifications on Web Apps and Management Screens
  As an icon for “toast notifications (pop-ups)” temporarily displayed in the corner of the screen when settings are changed or data is saved in SaaS or internal systems. By displaying this icon with the message “Changes have been saved successfully,” it provides clear feedback to the user and conveys the certainty of the operation.
• For “Safe” Displays in Security Software and SSL Certificates
  On screens displaying security check results, such as “This site is protected” or “Virus scan complete: No threats.” Since the check mark is also a symbol of “Safe,” combining it with the browser frame functions as a mark guaranteeing the safety of the web browsing environment.
• For “Supported Browser” Lists in System Requirements and Operation Checks
  As an icon indicating “Supported (OK)” in tables explaining the recommended environment for using a web service. For example, by differentiating between “Check mark (Supported)” for Chrome and Safari, and “Cross mark (Not supported)” for older browsers, users can judge at a glance whether their environment is suitable.
• For Appealing to the “Completed Entirely Online” Benefit on Landing Pages (LP)
  As an icon to highlight the benefit of “No store visit required, complete everything on the web” on application pages for financial services or insurance. The design showing the procedure finishing (getting a check mark) inside the browser emphasizes convenience and speed.

Editing Tips and the Merits of the EPS Format

The distribution files include PNG and SVG formats convenient for web production, as well as the EPS format of vector data suitable for DTP design and advanced editing.

By utilizing the EPS format (vector data), you can freely change the color scheme to match the nuance of your message. For example, using software like Adobe Illustrator, you can change just the check mark inside to a “bright green” to match the global standard “Success” color in UI design, conveying a positive message more intuitively.
Conversely, deleting the check mark and drawing an “X” creates a “Connection Error” or “404 Not Found” icon, and drawing a “!” creates a “Warning” icon, allowing you to mass-produce various status icons based on a single browser frame. It is also recommended to color the header part of the browser to arrange it in a Chrome style (red, yellow, green) or Safari style (gray).

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