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Collection of Envelopes Cliparts (178)
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Lightweight envelopes assets that render cleanly on white or colored backgrounds, covering both simple silhouettes and fuller illustrations.
A delightful set of ten heart-themed envelope templates in soft pinks, purples, reds, and peach-ideal for DIY Valentine’s crafts.
A stylized open envelope revealing a bright yellow letter, representing incoming messages or notifications.
A sweetly tilted envelope revealing a bold red heart-classic imagery for love letters and affectionate communication.
A minimalist open envelope icon-perfect for indicating email, messages, or contact options on your site.
The image is a black and white line drawing of an envelope. The envelope is rectangular in shape and has a white background. Inside the envelope, there are two diagonal lines that form a V-shape. The lines are slightly curved and appear to be slightly uneven. The image is simple and minimalistic.
A pristine white envelope with a U.S. flag-themed stamp positioned in the upper right-perfect for formal correspondence or digital mockups.
A simple yet universally recognized envelope icon-perfect for buttons, forms, and navigation elements.
A polished golden envelope icon, perfect for representing email, contact, or message functions on websites and apps.
A hand-addressed 20th-century Cuban envelope featuring elegant cursive script and a commemorative José Martí stamp.
A clean, sketched envelope-perfect for representing messages, mail, or communication in digital interfaces.
An open light-blue envelope revealing a blank white letter, evoking readiness to send or receive messages.
A vibrant pair of glossy envelope icons-yellow in front, green behind-symbolizing email and digital correspondence.
A standard white envelope with a V-shaped flap, commonly used for formal correspondence and digital mail concepts.
A bold, stylized envelope with hazard stripes-perfect for conveying urgency or caution in mailing contexts.
A simple, heartfelt offering form with space to write your name, phone, email, monetary gift, and prayer request-perfect for Sunday collections or small group use.
A trio of glossy, overlapping envelopes in bold colors conveys instant, friendly communication-perfect for digital outreach.
A classic envelope icon-clean, universal, and instantly recognizable for email or messaging contexts.
A classic yellow envelope icon-simple, recognizable, and universally associated with email and messages.
An eye-catching envelope icon with a bright burst, symbolizing a fresh, important message waiting to be read.
A striking monochrome composition where layered triangles generate optical depth and visual rhythm-perfect for modern design contexts.
A sleek, modern envelope icon perfect for indicating email or messaging features on websites and apps.
A classic white airmail envelope with distinctive red-and-blue striped edges-symbolizing reliable communication.
A classic brown paper envelope holding a white document-perfect for representing correspondence or submissions.
An open envelope revealing a letter marked with classic wavy blue lines, evoking traditional postal communication in a digital-ready design.
A classic envelope icon-simple, recognizable, and universally used for messaging and mail-related actions.
A classic yellow offering envelope with handwritten details and a green stamp-simple, respectful, and ready for worship giving.
A clean, stylized open envelope icon in gold, commonly used to indicate new messages or email access.
A bold red envelope icon, commonly used to signify new messages, email alerts, or urgent communications.
A charming sketch-style postcard layout with flowing water motifs and space for your message and stamp.
A rare example of free military mail during WWII: Pvt. William H. Smith’s letter to his wife, Mary, postmarked from Camp Pickett, Virginia.
A ready-to-print envelope template with step-by-step assembly instructions-just cut, fold, glue, and seal.
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