Mint Menu Icons — 16px two-tone set

Two-tone icons on a 16px grid with a 1.5px stem — the densest set here. A tool interface puts icons in table rows and toolbars where 24px would force the row height up; two tones keep them legible at that size without an outline.

All six icons sit on a strict 16×16 grid with a uniform 1.5 px stroke weight, and they share the same optical weight, so a row of them looks like one set rather than six drawings that happen to be the same size. The set covers play, pause, settings, map, confirm and close.

Each icon carries exactly two values: a body colour and one accent detail picked out inside it. That is the whole palette — no shadows, no gradients, no bevels — so recolouring the set is two find-and-replaces, and the accent stays available for whatever your interface uses it for elsewhere.

The set ships three ways. Individual SVGs are the ones to use if your engine rasterises vectors or you plan to edit them. The 96×16 sheet lays all six out on the same grid for engines that prefer one texture and a rectangle offset — cell N starts at x = N × 16. The PNG exports cover 1x, 2x and 4x with clean transparent edges.

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