Free food SVG files

Things to eat, from breakfast to pudding: fried eggs and avocado toast, pizza, burgers and tacos, donuts, cupcakes, cookies and ice cream, and a bowl’s worth of fruit. For menus, lunch boxes, aprons, café windows and party invitations.

356 designs in 23 sets. Free for personal and commercial use, no sign-up. What you can do with them.

Apple SVG 15 designs

Pineapple SVG 17 designs

Cupcake SVG 16 designs

Coffee cup SVG 19 designs

Donut SVG 16 designs

Egg SVG 18 designs

Taco SVG 15 designs

Lemon SVG 17 designs

Strawberry SVG 15 designs

Birthday cake SVG 16 designs

Ice cream SVG 17 designs

Watermelon SVG 16 designs

Carrot SVG 14 designs

Peach SVG 15 designs

Cookie SVG 15 designs

Pizza SVG 13 designs

Avocado SVG 13 designs

Mushroom SVG 14 designs

Hamburger SVG 15 designs

Cherry SVG 14 designs

Tea SVG 17 designs

Banana SVG 12 designs

Chef SVG 17 designs

Menus, stalls and café windows

A picture beside a word does half the work of a menu. On a chalkboard, the plain versions at 60 mm in white vinyl: a pizza slice, a taco, a burger, a coffee mug. The hamburger with a blank flag has a small empty flag on a pick through the bun, for a table number or a name.

For a window, cut the design in mirror image and apply it to the inside of the glass, where weather and window cleaners cannot reach it. White and pale yellow show best against a dark interior. At 300 mm, the whole pepperoni pizza and the stack of three donuts read from across the street.

Food in its real colours

Most sets end with a layered version. The layered hamburger is the fullest: eight layers in seven colours, built up from a dark backing through bun, patty, cheese, tomato and lettuce to the seeds. The hamburger layers pulled apart are six loose pieces, the way a menu board shows what is inside.

In card, glue layers flat for a menu or a card front. In heat-transfer vinyl, tack each layer down briefly and save the full press for the top one.

Names on lunch boxes and aprons

The cupcake, the cookie and the carrot each have a split version with a gap for a name. A lunch box lid has room for one at about 60 mm. On a child’s apron, 120 mm in heat-transfer vinyl, mirrored. The chef set adds a hat, a whisk and a rolling pin for a grown-up’s apron.

Questions

Is there a page for fruit alone?

Yes. The fruit page shows ten designs from each of the nine fruit sets.

Where are the drinks?

Coffee and tea are here. Beer, wine and cocktails are on the drinking page.

Which vegetables are drawn?

A carrot set and a mushroom set so far, with a bunch of carrots, a morel and a chanterelle among them.

Which designs have faces?

Nearly every food set has one cute design with eyes and a smile. They are gathered on the kawaii page.