Kidneys black filled icon
Two bean-shaped kidneys facing each other with long ureter tubes running downward
About the Kidneys black filled icon
Two bean-shaped organs face each other with their concave hila turned inward, and a pair of long straight ureters descends from between them. The drawing follows real renal anatomy closely, so it reads as kidneys rather than generic beans. Use it on nephrology clinic pages, dialysis service sites, urology app menus, human body infographics and medical school study material.
The two organs are mirrored for symmetry, with the inward notches forming the negative space that identifies the shape, and the ureter lines extend well past the organs to suggest the urinary tract. It pairs with liver, lungs and heart icons in the anatomy set. At small sizes the ureters can look like stray lines, so trim them for favicons or list rows.
This is the solid black filled version of the kidneys icon: a bold silhouette that reads clearly at 16-24 px and on dark or busy backgrounds, and prints well in one colour.
It downloads free as an SVG vector or transparent PNG in seven sizes, and the free online editor lets you recolor it, apply gold, silver, neon and gradient styles, add animation, or convert it to EPS, PDF and DXF.
Free for personal and commercial use with attribution.
