Updated date:

May 18, 2014

TREE CLIP ART | 175 Free Clip Art Trees

Author:: Writer Fox

Select tree clip art from more than 175 free clip art trees and tree art. See large graphics of leafy trees, fruit trees, palm trees, pine trees, autumn trees and more.

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This is the best collection of tree clip art on the Web. Are you looking for a clip art tree for a logo, school project, or Arbor Day? Do you need clip art to make a cartoon or to illustrate environmental or go-green campaigns? Then, you've come to the right place.

Whatever you need tree clip art for, you're sure to find what you need on this page. There is also a section of tree art, which presents fantasy and imaginary trees like the wall art offered to the right. And, all of the graphics are free for personal use*.

These are all large graphics which are easy to scale down if you need a smaller size. Just right click and save to your computer. The art will save without the caption underneath.

The clip art is grouped together in sections. You can go directly to the section you want or just scroll down to browse through all of the art.

Table of Contents
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Tree Clip Art
Fruit Trees
Palm Trees
Autumn Trees
Pine Trees
Tree Art
Transferring Clip Art to Fabric

Tree Clip Art

This section of tree clip art has trees with green, bushy tree branches pictured first. Then, trees are featured with discernible, individual leaves.

Some of these graphics are of trees you will recognize, like the oak, willow, aspen and spruce. Other clip art can represent any tree.

These images were all created by professional graphic artists and are large, high-resolution images.

Trees, with their majestic beauty, are themselves an art form.

"Art and nature are siblings, branches of one tree."
– from The Tree by John Fowles

Tree Wall Art with Birds, Squirrel, Butterflies and Owl
Wall Pops

Leaves on Trees

The clip art trees below show clearly distinguished leaves. Sometimes teachers will use trees like these in elementary school classrooms to begin a bulletin board display where a new paper leaf is added when each student completes a project, such as reading a new book.

These trees also represent springtime when leaves begin to grow again on trees that lost their leaves in the fall.

Tree with Leaves Just Sprouting in Spring

Clip Art of Fruit Trees

Here is lots of fruit tree clip art of people's favorite fruit trees. There are: apple trees, orange trees, lemon trees, cherry trees, pear trees and big banana tree plants.

Did you know that the apple is the most popular fruit in the world? You'll find lots of apple trees below.

Also, because fruit trees have flowers in the spring, there are clip art graphics showing many trees with their spring blossoms. Cherry trees like the one featured on the right are the most popular flowering trees.

Apple Tree Clip Art

Ripe Apples on Tree with Bushel Basket of Apples

Apple Tree with Autumn Leaves and Apples

Banana Tree Clip Art

Banana trees are actually plants, not trees. But, they grow as tall is trees so most people call them trees. However you say it, here's two graphics to choose from.

Cherry Tree Clip Art

Cherry trees are gorgeous in the springtime. They are so delightful that many cities throughout the world have cherry blossom festivals when the trees begin to bloom.

Always a favorite subject for artists, images of the cherry tree blossoming are often found in homes. The wall art featured the right is a favorite example.

Cherry trees represent good fortune in Japanese culture and that's why so many people look for cherry tree clip art to use.

Lemon Tree Clip Art

Here's a perfect lemon tree graphic.

Orange Tree Clip Art

Here are three graphics of trees with ripe oranges.

Pear Tree Clip Art

Do you like pears? Then you'll love the pear tree graphics here. There's even one of a partridge in a pear tree.

Palm Tree Clip Art

You wouldn't believe how many people search for images of palm trees! Want to know why? It's because palm trees represent a leisurely vacation on a tropical island.

Some of the palm trees below are shown on sandy beaches and some have coconuts ready to pick.

There are lots to choose from, so go pick a palm tree.

Autumn Trees Clip Art

Trees which change their colors in the fall are an artist's dream. Just look at the beautiful image featured at the right.

A landscape of autumn trees is one of nature's most glorious displays. An entire tourist industry exists solely dedicated to featuring trips to see the autumn foliage.

The clip art in this section shows imaginative trees in their fall finery.

Oak Tree with Autumn Leaves Falling on Ground

Trees in Winter

This clip art shows trees which have lost all of their leaves in winter. They are like skeletons.

The decorative art at the right is a best-selling winter tree in copper. The tree without leaves is an awesome work of nature's art.

One of these trees has winter snow on its branches. You'll find more snow covered trees at the end of the pine tree collection below.

Pine Trees and Spruce Trees

This section has pine trees, spruce trees, fir trees, and cedar trees. With clip art, it's sometimes hard to tell the difference. So if you think one of the spruce trees looks like a pine tree, that's OK. Just choose the one you like best and nobody will know the difference.

Remember this section because the clip art here is great to use for winter holidays and to make holiday greeting cards and crafts.

There's a video with instructions at the bottom of the page which shows how to easily transfer the clip art to cloth items, such as T shirts and totes.

Pine and spruce trees are favorite winter trees because they are evergreen trees and don't lose their foliage in wintertime. Be sure to see the snow covered trees at the bottom of this section.

You'll find more pine trees in the 'Tree Art' section below.

Tree Art

This section has tree art with abstract and fantasy trees from artists' imaginations.

The tree featured at the right is an artistic version of the Tree of Life and is made to display family portraits.

You'll find lots of tree art below to use for your own artistic projects. Remember, these are great to use for craft items and to transfer to clothing. (See instructions for that in the video at the bottom of this page.)

Scroll Work Fantasy Tree with Green Background

Scroll Work Fantasy Tree with White Background

Artistic Pine Trees

Geometric Pine Tree Logo

Tree Clip Art with Flowers

Purple Tree with Flowers and Butterflies

Tree with Purple, Orange and Aqua Flowers

Tree of Hearts Clip Art

The trending tree right now is the tree of hearts. One of the reasons for that is because of the popular Tree of Hearts song by Bryan White.

A tree of hearts is definitely a message of love. Check out the fantastic wall art painting featured at the right. That's without a doubt a romantic statement!

Remember this clip art section for Valentine's Day or for any day you need a message of love.

Tree Coloring Pages

These sketches of trees can be printed and used as coloring pages.

Transferring Clip Art to Fabric

The two videos below demonstrate how you can easily transfer clip art to fabric. You can put a tree image on a T shirt, a tote bag, a book cover, and just about anything else you can think of that is made of cloth.

This is a great way to make unique, handmade gifts. One thing is for certain and that is that everyone loves trees!

All you need for this project is the quality transfer paper featured at the right. This is the brand with the best reviews from people who use it and have compared it to other brands.

If you have tried transferring clip art to fabric, be sure to add your feedback on the methods you used in the comments section below.

Comments

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on September 15, 2014:

Hi Sylvestermouse. I'm glad to know you have a lot of ideas for using these images in projects. Trees are a true work of art! Thank you for taking time to leave a comment.

Cynthia Sylvestermouse from United States on September 15, 2014:

What a truly fabulous resource of tree clip art! I enjoy making a variety of crafts which often include animals. Trees are the perfect complimentary background for artwork featuring animals.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on September 10, 2014:

Thank you Favored and Scarlettohairy. This is a collection I've made over the years and thought I would share with everyone. Glad you found it and I appreciate your comments.

Peggy Hazelwood from Desert Southwest, U.S.A. on September 09, 2014:

Well, if you can't find a tree here, then maybe it doesn't exist!

Fay Favored from USA on September 09, 2014:

I seem to be looking for new places to get images all the time. Thanks for the clip art and links.

Kenneth Avery on September 07, 2014:

Hi, Writer Fox,

You are certainly welcome, my new friend. There are two things that I try not to waste: Time and Compliments. And you deserve a lot of compliments on writing like you do.

Oh, got any chicken?

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on September 06, 2014:

Thank you, Kenneth. I appreciate that.

Kenneth Avery from Hamilton, Alabama on September 04, 2014:

Writer Fox,

Thank you very, very much for the information. In my searching for just the right PNGs or jpegs, there are a lot of sites that have good-but-not great images.

I am not seeking perfection, just images that will stand out on my hubs.

Thanks again and you are welcome for me telling you the truth.

You are a terrific writer.

Peace.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on September 04, 2014:

Thank you, Kenneth. I really do appreciate all of your feedback.

Pinterest is probably the best collection of images on the Internet. Wikipedia Commons is another great resource. If you want to use something on a webpage, however, you do have to have the permission of the copyright owner and use in accordance with the owner's attribution requirements.

The most unique images are available for purchase from stock photo sites. You can find many of the sites which sell high-resolution photos and graphs for under $1.

Hope this helps and thanks for the votes and compliments!

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on August 27, 2014:

Hi Alli: That sounds colorful - colorful but painful. I'm glad you found a cherry tree you liked here. Thanks for taking the time to leave the comment.

Alli Rose Smith from Washington, DC on August 27, 2014:

I absolutely love your graphics! I plan to use one of your graphics of a cherry tree for a tattoo I want, thank you!

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on August 26, 2014:

Hi Bobbi - I love the tree with the tree house, too. Wish I had a real one!

I hope you do make a T shirt. If you write about it, I'll post the picture on Pinterest.

Thanks for the comment and sharing. I appreciate you!

Barbara Purvis Hunter from Florida on August 26, 2014:

Writer Fox,

Teachers, parents, artists and bloggers will love this hub. This is really great for many reason, one can decorate a child’s room with trees; and use the clipart as a pattern.

I love the tree house and if I was doing a child’s room I would use it. If I was teaching I would use many of these wonderful trees.

Thanks for another wonderful hub and great videos.

I may make my own t-shirt.

I am sharing with my FB friends.

Bobbi Purvis

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on August 26, 2014:

Hi Jackie: If you want to use one of these images online and/or alter it, just send me the URL in an email.

@Homeplace (William): Glad you enjoyed this collection and thanks for leaving a comment.

@ Rhonda: I hope you do share this with teachers and the school year will be starting soon.

Rhonda Lytle from Deep in the heart of Dixie on August 25, 2014:

This is so nice of you to share, a truly beautiful collection. I know a few teachers who could use this for their classes and tons of kids that would love it.

William Leverne Smith from Hollister, MO on August 25, 2014:

Wow! Thanks for sharing! ;-)

Jackie Lynnley from the beautiful south on August 25, 2014:

Can't imagine how I missed this since I now follow you. Sorry. I love your many pictures in all your hubs. Makes you unique; too. Are they like public domain; can they be changed?

Up and sharing.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on August 25, 2014:

Thank you, Ologsinquito. There certainly is a lot going on here right now!

ologsinquito from USA on August 25, 2014:

Lots of good stuff here. Glad to see that you're in the forums again.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on July 27, 2014:

Thank you so much, Homeplace, for leaving your feedback here.

William Leverne Smith from Hollister, MO on July 26, 2014:

Wonderful resource. Thanks for sharing. Amazingly creative. Thanks for sharing... Thanks for copyright note at the end! ;-)

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 25, 2014:

I'm glad you could use these clip art graphics, Usemybee. Thank you for commenting.

Jozef from Slovenia on May 24, 2014:

Much work you put into this article. Thanks!

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 22, 2014:

Thank you, AliciaC. Using these for fabric crafts is a great idea to keep kids busy during the summertime. I appreciate your comment very much!

Linda Crampton from British Columbia, Canada on May 22, 2014:

This will be a very useful and convenient collection for someone looking for tree clip art, Writer Fox. It contains a great selection of styles and colors! The instructions for transferring the art to fabric are a great addition to the hub.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 22, 2014:

Hi Grand Old Lady: I'm so glad you can use some of the clip art. Enjoy and thanks for your comment.

Mona Sabalones Gonzalez from Philippines on May 21, 2014:

These are perfect for a project I'm currently working on. Thank you so much for such a helpful hub:)

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 19, 2014:

Hi Susi10: That's so cool that you're going to use these for transfers to fabric. Maybe you'll make your own videos to show the process. If you do, let me know. Thanks for the vote, too.

Susan W from The British Isles, Europe on May 19, 2014:

This clip art is beautiful, I can see myself transferring these to t-shirts and even napkins. I appreciate you including a tutorial on how to do so. The only question I have to decide is which tree to use. Hmm...that could be a difficult one. They all look amazing. I like the paint drip tree and the paint splatter tree.

I am sure many will find this useful for gardening posters/flyers and school projects. Voted up +++ and useful.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 19, 2014:

Hi Chin Chin: I'm glad to hear from you. Hope your kids share these pictures with their class mates. Thank you for your comment.

Chin chin from Philippines on May 18, 2014:

This is a very good collection of tree clipart. Now I know where to look when my children need some for this school project. Thanks for sharing.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 18, 2014:

Hi Flourish: Thanks so much for the pins. These images look so cool on T shirts if you have some gardeners on your gift-giving list.

FlourishAnyway from USA on May 18, 2014:

I like that you included information on transferring clip art to fabric. These are some beautiful images. I can imagine people using them for family reunion/genealogy contexts. I've pinned this to the Clip Artboard and will also pin it to Garden/Outdoors.

Writer Fox (author) from the wadi near the little river on May 18, 2014:

The tree wall art is fabulous. I hope you get one.

Eric Dierker from Spring Valley, CA. U.S.A. on May 18, 2014:

We will have to get busy picking a favorite and get to work on a wall --- thanks this is great.