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Red Cross and Green Check Symbols in Simple Design Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tick and cross signs. Green checkmark OK and red X icons, Simple marks graphic design. Symbols YES and NO button for vote, Check Royalty Free Stock Photo

Versatile Hand-Drawn Check and Cross Icons: Green Tick and Red Cross Symbols for Presentations Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross sign. Green check mark and red X badges isolated on white background. Simple graphic design signs. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tick and cross brush signs. Green checkmark OK and red X icons, isolated on white background. Simple marks graphic design. Symbols Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silhouette of a person between a green circle with a white check mark and a red Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red Cross and Green Check Symbols in Simple Design

Tick and cross brush signs. Green checkmark OK and red X icons, on white background. Simple marks graphic design. Symbols Royalty Free Stock Photo

Check mark stickers. set of two simple web buttons: green check mark and red cross. Symbols YES and NO button for vote, decision, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tick and cross signs. Green checkmark OK and red X icons isolated on white background. Simple marks graphic design Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green check mark and red cross mark vector illustration, correct and wrong symbols Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two red cross symbols and two green check symbols are displayed against a white background. The red crosses, located on the left, are arranged diagonally with thick, equal-width lines forming an "X". The green checks on the right consist of two lines meeting at an angle, forming a checkmark shape. Both symbols represent simple, universal indicators commonly used for wrong and correct status, respectively.