Most of the free sites have a hodge podge. You never know until you download and read the read me.

https://openclipart.org states on their upload page: "By uploading SVG Clipart, you are asserting that you are uploading and sharing clipart already in the public domain, you are the creator, or you are the legal owner of the clipart. By uploading clipart to this site, you are waiving all copyright and related or neighboring rights. Please do not upload any trademarked images such as characters or logos."

So in theory they are all free with no credit needed I believe. But there is little in place to stop someone sneaking something in.

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Just found https://openclipart.org . It has unlimited commercial use, which includes printing. They list out everything you can use the art for here https://openclipart.org/may-clipart-be-used-comparison . You can use it for anything, no accreditation required. Most other sites I've seen require accreditation. And they want the accreditation on the actual product and not just the listing. More on reddit.com

www.Vecteezy.com www.freebiesgallery.com https://publicdomainvectors.org www.TheNounproject.com www.Freepik.com (the go-to) And of course all the "freebie friday" emails I get from the dozens of marketplaces getting me to "subscribe to download" More on reddit.com