About this mark
Play Card 1 is a Stroke / currentColor (recolorable) from the Tabler arrows pack (MIT). Self-hosted here for slides, web UI and documents — not scraped from a marketplace.
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Tabler arrows · MIT
Play Card 1
Play Card 1 is a Stroke / currentColor (recolorable) from the Tabler arrows pack (MIT). Self-hosted here for slides, web UI and documents — not scraped from a marketplace.
MIT/ISC - keep the notice. Commercial decks are fine. Licence details
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Size
Preview size (px). PNG download uses the selected size when JavaScript is on.
Common uses
People drop Play Card 1 into PowerPoint / Keynote / Slides, Web UI and docs, and Handouts, PDFs, wiki pages. Pair it with other Arrows marks from Tabler arrows when you need a consistent set.
How to attribute
Keep the MIT/ISC copyright notice with the file or in your project credits. Commercial decks are fine.
Author: Paweł Kuna / Tabler · Source · How to insert
Style & file facts
- File id
tabler-arrows/play-card-1 - Packs Tabler arrows
- By source Open source
- License MIT
- Color Stroke / currentColor (recolorable)
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FAQ
- How do I download Play Card 1 as SVG or PNG?
- Use Download SVG for a vector file that works without JavaScript. Download PNG needs JavaScript (canvas). You can also Copy SVG into a design tool.
- Can I use Play Card 1 in a commercial deck or product?
- Yes under MIT. Keep the MIT/ISC copyright notice with the file or in your project credits. Commercial decks are fine.
- Do I need to attribute Play Card 1?
- Keep the MIT/ISC copyright notice with the file or in your project credits. Commercial decks are fine.
- Can I recolor Play Card 1?
- Yes — this mark uses currentColor. Pick a color preset on this page, or use Graphics Fill in PowerPoint.
- Is Play Card 1 an emoji with a codepoint?
- Play Card 1 is a vector icon from Tabler arrows, not a Unicode emoji. Use the SVG/PNG downloads on this page.