Collection of Sorry Cliparts (76)

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A tight set of sorry images optimized for clarity at small sizes, ideal for badges, labels, and infographic callouts.

Sometimes the simplest gesture-like holding a sign that says “I’m Sorry”-carries the weight of genuine remorse.

The boy looks down with regret after accidentally breaking something valuable.

A polished red button displaying “Sorry…”-commonly used to signal an error or request forgiveness in digital interfaces.

A friendly, smiling emoji offers a sincere “I’m sorry” with a red heart-ideal for mending fences and showing empathy.

When the drama hits hard-classic cartoon-style slapstick with over-the-top reactions and flying teeth!

A playful, expressive cartoon girl caught mid-surprise-hands over her mouth, eyes wide, and a hint of mischief in her smile.

A remorseful cartoon puppy sits低头 with droopy ears beneath bold “I’M SORRY” lettering-ideal for heartfelt apologies.

When words aren’t enough-this expressive cartoon conveys genuine remorse with warmth and sincerity.

When words aren’t enough-this expressive apology illustration captures deep regret and emotional vulnerability.

This green alien looks sleepy or a little down-but still charmingly expressive.

Donald Duck looks genuinely contrite in this classic cartoon-style apology image.

Sometimes the strongest words are spoken in silence-through a hug that says, “I’m here for you.”

This classic sad emoji clearly signals unhappiness or disappointment-ideal for empathetic messaging.

When you realize you messed up-and own it with humor.

When words aren’t enough, let this adorable sorry dog do the talking.

A heartfelt “Sorry” emoji-complete with a tear and worried expression-to show genuine remorse.

A gentle white rose paired with a green heart and sincere words-ideal for saying sorry with grace.

We tried to reach you-let’s reconnect!

A minimalist “I AM SORRY” message with dimensional shadow effects, perfect for expressing sincere regret visually.

This gentle teddy bear holds a red rose close to its heart, eyes softly shut in quiet affection.

This worried emoji captures that moment of nervous anticipation-like waiting for test results or a big decision.

A textured, vintage-inspired sad emoticon-ideal for conveying disappointment or error states with visual flair.

When words aren’t enough, let this adorable mouse deliver your apology with flowers and love.

When words aren’t enough, this humble pup says it all.

The image is a red square with a white border. In the center of the square, there is a black text that reads "this class is Full! Sorry!" The text is written in a bold, sans-serif font and is centered on the square. The background of the image is white.

A bold red closed sign with white text, hanging by a wire-perfect for communicating business hours clearly.

A gentle white rose paired with sincere words to honor a loved one’s passing.

When things go sideways-this emoji captures that moment of realization perfectly.

A young boy with curly hair and freckles shows sincere regret, holding his hand over his heart-visually communicating “sorry.”

A classic red-and-white “Sorry We’re Closed” sign-simple, bold, and instantly recognizable to customers.

A gentle moment of comfort: a caregiver calms a distressed child with a reassuring touch and kind expression.

A friendly, expressive emoji saying “I’m sorry” in Arabic-perfect for light-hearted apologies or digital empathy.

She just heard the news-and her reaction says it all!

A young boy looks down with a worried expression, hands clasped-perfect for illustrating feelings of sadness or anxiety in kids.

This classic worried emoji captures that “uh-oh” moment-when things feel off but not yet catastrophic.

When your aim is *too* precise… but not where you intended.

A vibrant orange Celtic knot border-perfect for adding traditional flair to documents and designs.

A sincere yet lighthearted “I’m so so so! sorry” message, featuring a heart inside the ‘o’ to soften the tone.

When words aren’t enough, this expressive “I’m Sorry” emoji helps communicate genuine regret with empathy.

This classic sad emoji captures deep emotion with its teary eye and expressive face-ideal for showing empathy or vulnerability.

A striking pop-art depiction of acute emotional distress, capturing panic, grief, or overwhelm in bold, expressive lines.

The image is a black and white illustration of a speech bubble with the word "Sorry" written inside it. The speech bubble is empty and the person is standing on all fours. The person is round and has a small body with two arms and two legs. The background is transparent.

The image is an illustration of a young girl with brown hair. She is wearing a red and white striped shirt with the word "Miz" written on it. The girl has a surprised expression on her face and her hands are covering her mouth with her fingers. She appears to be covering her eyes with her hands. The background is white.

The image is a digital illustration of a young girl with brown hair. She is wearing a red and white striped shirt with the word "Mipa" written on it. The girl has a surprised expression on her face and her hands are covering her mouth with her fingers. She appears to be covering her eyes with her hands. The background is white.

The image is a cartoon illustration of a young girl with black hair and blue bows in her hair. She is wearing an orange top and has her eyes closed, as if she is in a peaceful state. Her mouth is open and her hands are clasped together in front of her face, with her fingers slightly spread apart. There are two blue tears coming out of her mouth, indicating that she is sneezing or coughing. The background is white.

The image shows a boy and a girl standing side by side and facing each other. The boy is on the left side of the image, wearing a green shirt and blue pants. He has orange hair and is pointing his finger towards the girl on the right side. The girl has blonde hair and a pink shirt. She has a sad expression on her face and is looking at the boy with a concerned expression. Above the boy's head, there is a speech bubble with the text "I'mmmmm soooooorry!"

“I’m sorry, I hurt you.” A tender moment of accountability and empathy between two children on the playground.

A teary-eyed cartoon bear expresses sincere regret with a bright “I am sorry” sign-ideal for digital apologies or emotional messaging.

A gentle, expressive cartoon of a child offering a sincere apology, perfect for teaching empathy and accountability.

A playful yet heartfelt apology message using whimsical, patterned typography to soften the sentiment.