Human Lungs Trachea black filled icon
Outline of two lungs with a central trachea branching into bronchi
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About the Human Lungs Trachea black filled icon
Two symmetrical lung lobes flank a straight vertical trachea that forks into short bronchi where the airways enter each lung. The outer edges curve out and taper to rounded lower tips, giving the familiar anatomical silhouette used for breathing, respiration and pulmonary health. Fit it into hospital and clinic websites, medical record apps, pulmonology or radiology sections, anti-smoking and air-quality campaigns, and biology teaching slides.
The composition is mirrored around the windpipe, with a narrow gap separating the lobes so the airway stays legible. Uniform stroke weight matches heart, kidney and brain organs in the same anatomy set for building a body-systems row. Because the bronchial fork is fine detail, render at 32 px or above or in print and diagram contexts.
This is the solid black filled version of the human lungs trachea icon: a bold silhouette that reads clearly at 16-24 px and on dark or busy backgrounds, and prints well in one colour.
Get it free as an SVG vector or transparent PNG (16-512px), copy the SVG code, or restyle it in the free online editor — recolor any part, add gold, neon or gradient effects, animate it, or export EPS, PDF and DXF.
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