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Collection of X Cliparts (55)
Looking for X Cliparts? Here you will find a carefully collected gallery of free images in high quality. Each X Cliparts can be downloaded for school projects, presentations, websites or creative designs. Need a custom image? Try our free image generator. These cliparts are free for personal use. Please read the full terms of use.
An organized selection of x pictures emphasizing clean edges and balanced contrast, easy to combine into banners or certificates.
A striking red “X” against a black background-commonly used to indicate errors, disapproval, or actions to cancel.
A stark black X mark-commonly used to denote cancellation, error, or removal in digital and print interfaces.
A striking red X overlaid on a white background, accompanied by a glossy “Wrong” button-commonly used to denote incorrect responses or failed actions.
A high-contrast yellow “X” with a red border, commonly used to indicate errors, cancellations, or removal actions.
A green checkmark (✓) and red cross (✗) side by side-classic visual cues for “yes/true/correct” and “no/false/incorrect.”
A clean, high-contrast blue X mark-commonly used to close dialogs, dismiss alerts, or indicate errors in digital interfaces.
A clean, high-contrast red X symbol-commonly used to signal cancellation or error states in user interfaces.
A clean, bold red X on a black background-commonly used to indicate an error, cancel action, or item removal.
A minimalist dark gray “X” icon commonly used to close dialogs, dismiss notifications, or cancel actions.
This universal “no” symbol clearly communicates prohibition-used worldwide to signal restrictions or forbidden actions.
A polished red “X” symbol commonly used to denote errors, dismiss actions, or cancel operations in user interfaces.
A bold, hand-drawn green X-perfect for indicating cancellation, errors, or deselection in digital interfaces.
A clean, vector-style red X-commonly used to indicate an error, close action, or rejection in user interfaces.
A high-contrast red X symbol with a yellow outline, commonly used to denote errors, cancellations, or prohibited actions.
A simple yet effective blue X symbol commonly used to indicate cancellation, errors, or closing actions in user interfaces.
A clean, symbolic representation of intersecting paths meeting at a central point-often used to denote convergence or choice.
A vivid lime-green X against a black backdrop-clean, modern, and instantly recognizable for user interactions.
A bold, expressive brushstroke forming an abstract cross-like shape, evoking movement and intention.
A joyful, stylized Christmas tree sparkling with multicolored lights and topped with a classic red star.
A modern, glossy X icon in soft pink and lavender gradients-perfect for indicating cancellation or errors in digital interfaces.
A young student proudly displays a chest X-ray, helping demystify medical imaging for kids and families.
A cheerful rainbow xylophone with wooden mallets, ideal for introducing young children to rhythm and melody.
A cheerful cartoon skeleton peeking through an X-ray view, perfect for lightening up anatomy lessons or health awareness campaigns.
A surprised-looking child in a blue beanie and coat presents a detailed chest X-ray showing the ribcage and sternum.
Clear anatomical illustration of the human ribcage, highlighting the sternum, 12 rib pairs, and costal cartilages.
A radiant gold 3D-rendered letter X-ideal for representing variables, multiplication, or premium branding.
A smiling cartoon fish with a transparent body revealing its skeleton, ideal for engaging young learners.
A smiling child shows off a bright, easy-to-understand skeletal diagram-perfect for sparking curiosity about how our bodies work.
