Global Symbols - a dictionary of a series of free symbol sets that have been developed in various countries to support those with communication difficulties Did you know you can sign up for a free Canva in Education account if you work in the schools (K-12)?Įmoji Island - download emoji icons in PNG for freeį - public domain clipart that you can use freely (for any purpose and without citation) You can purchase credits (which are good for 12 months).ĭrawn to AAC - SLP created digital illustrations related to AAC! You can find the images in Canva and on Teachers Pay Teachers. You can create an account for free and get 50 free credits your first month, then 15 free credits per month after that. Offers three different subscription packages.ĭALL-E 2 - an AI system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language. Choose a grid template, choose images, print, and use.Ĭustom Boards Elite - app (for iOS) with a built-in library of over 10,000 Smarty Symbols or import your own image to create boards and activities (to use on the iPad or print and use). These vector graphics are free to use for any purpose (including commercial use).ĬocoMaterial - Open-source, hand-drawn illustrations that you can customize.Ĭonnect Ability.ca - free online visual engine to build visual supports and sequences. Did you know you can sign up for a free Canva in Education account if you work in the schools (K-12)?Ĭhat Editor (from Saltillo/TouchChat) - free to download program for Windows that provides access to symbols/pages that you can capture for use in making materials.ĬlipSafari - a repository for high quality clip art images. Pro and Teams subscriptions available, providing unlimited access to premium tools and content.
For more information about this site, check out this article from PrAACtical AAC here.īoardmaker 7 - includes access to over 45,000 Picture Communication Symbols® (PCS) Boardmaker 7 is offered as a Standard or Subscription option.Ĭanva - a free-to-use online graphic design tool, although many templates and graphics are available at a cost.
A couple of decades ago there was really only one option to source color drawings/images for adaptive applications materials such as communication boards, visual schedules, learning supports, etc. Over the years, new options have been popping up. Here is a list of some sources for symbols/images for making materials and visual supports:ĪRASAAC - free picture symbols available in several languages.
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