Folder Tree Hierarchy black outline icon
Six file folders connected by lines in a branching tree structure
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About the Folder Tree Hierarchy black outline icon
Six identical tabbed folders are wired together by short straight connectors: a column of three on the left branches sideways into further folders, forming a directory tree. It communicates file structure, nesting, organization and information architecture. Use it in file managers, document archives, sitemap and taxonomy diagrams, CMS navigation settings, and server or backup dashboards.
Every folder keeps the same size and tab shape, so the meaning comes from the connector lines rather than any single element. It pairs with file, database and sitemap icons in the library. Give it extra width in layouts; the branching reads poorly inside a square slot.
This is the black outline version of the folder tree hierarchy icon: even, monoline strokes that stay crisp at small sizes and suit clean, minimal interfaces, wireframes and light backgrounds.
Download it free as a scalable SVG vector or transparent-background PNG in seven sizes (16 to 512px), copy the SVG code straight into your project, or open it in the free online editor to change colors, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, animate it, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.
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