Terms

The website at keylineicons.com: these pages, the icon browser, the demos and the registry it serves. They are the terms on which the site is offered, and they apply while you use it.

They do not cover the icons themselves. Those are licensed, which is a different thing from terms of use, and the licence is not conditional on this page.

What the site records while you read it is a separate question, and it has its own page: Privacy.

Keyline Icons is free under the MIT License, and nothing in these terms adds a condition to that grant, withdraws part of it, or makes it depend on your agreement to anything here. If the two ever appear to conflict, the licence governs what you may do with the drawings and the code.

Keyline Icons, the wordmark and the logo are not part of what the licence gives away. Say that your product uses the set, by all means. Do not name a fork after it, and do not present the mark in a way that suggests we made or endorsed something we did not. The reasoning is on the License page.

To the fullest extent the law allows, nobody involved in publishing this site is liable for any loss or damage arising from using it or the icons on it, whether that is downtime, a drawing that turned out to be wrong for the job, or anything that follows from either. This matches the last paragraph of the licence, which says the same thing about the set.

These terms can change. The date at the top is the day they last did, and every revision is in the public repository's (opens in a new tab) commit history, with the reason in the message.

There is no support inbox. Questions, corrections and notices go to the repository's issue tracker (opens in a new tab), which is where the work is and where an answer stays readable for the next person asking.

It is public. Do not put personal details in an issue: say what the problem is, not who you are.