USB Cable Free Icons | Vector Assets

The Lifeline Connecting Digital Devices, “Connection/Charging Cable” Free Material

A simple cable icon with a USB terminal (connector) on one end. It plays the role of charging smartphones and tablets, as well as data communication connecting PCs and peripheral devices (mice, keyboards, printers). Even in today’s widespread wireless era, it is widely used as a metaphor for a “wired connection” symbolizing stability and speed, or as an important guidance mark indicating whether a “cable is included” with a product.

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This material is active in any scene involving device connections, from gadget spec sheets to troubleshooting diagrams.

• For “Charging OK” Guidance in Cafes and Coworking Spaces: Ideal as an icon to convey that “power and charging are available” on tabletop POPs in restaurants or entrance stickers of facilities.
• For the “Accessories” List of PC Peripherals and Gadgets: As an icon for the list explaining “What’s in the box” on the back of EC sites or product packaging.
• For “Data Transfer and Backup” Procedures in Manuals and FAQs: It can be used as a diagram showing the process of “Connect your device and PC with a cable” in smartphone model change guides or digital camera photo importing procedures.
• For Recommending “Wired Connections” for Office Equipment and Game Consoles: As an icon to recommend a “stable communication environment” on online game strategy sites or office network construction guides.
• For Explaining “Supported Terminals” for Mobile Batteries and Chargers: As an image when explaining the shape of the port (USB Type-A, Type-C, Micro-USB, etc.) or the durability of the cable in the spec introduction of a charger.

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 cable. Using software like Adobe Illustrator, you can register it in the “Brush Tool” to draw free lines, such as making the cable long, tangling it up, or tying it like a ribbon.