Movie Film / Negative Strip Free Icons | Vector Assets

Depicting the Continuity of a Story, “Film Strip” Free Material

A simple strip-shaped film illustration with evenly spaced holes (perforations) aligned at the top and bottom. This symbolizes movie (motion picture) and photographic negatives, and is used as a metaphor for “videos” where still images continuously start to move, or as a symbol of “memories” recording precious moments. Because there are no unnecessary elements like cases, it is a material with a high degree of design freedom, such as enclosing text as a frame or using it as part of a background.

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This material is widely active in creative scenes related to video and photography, from movie theater sites to the UI of video editing tools.

• For “Work Guidance” at Movie Theaters and Cinema Complexes: Ideal as a heading decoration introducing the schedule and lineup of screened works on official movie theater sites and film festival flyers.
• For the “Editing Timeline” Image in Video Editing and Production Services: It can be used as an icon symbolizing “video editing (cutting)” on service introduction pages for video production companies.
• For Expressing “Negatives and Memories” in Photo Galleries and Albums: As a design material for the “archive” section where past photos are lined up on personal portfolio sites and photo-sharing apps.
• For “Topics” Headings in Entertainment and Showbiz News: It can be utilized as a category divider line on news sites that distribute entertainment information and movie reviews.
• For Visualizing the “Flow of Time” in Histories and Chronicles: As a design part for chronologies on pages introducing a company’s “history since its founding” or an individual’s “profile (career).”

Editing Tips and the Merits of the EPS Format

Completely free for both commercial and personal use. In addition to PNG and SVG that can be used immediately on the web, EPS data that is easy to process according to the design is also available as a set.

By utilizing the EPS format (vector data), you can freely deform the shape of the film. Using software like Adobe Illustrator, you can register this film in the “Brush Tool” to draw it in any trajectory you like, such as making it undulate like a wave or placing it in a circle.