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πŸͺŸ Icon Maker

Turn anything into an icon β€” a photo, a logo, an emoji or a couple of letters. Get a genuine Windows .ICO file plus a full PNG favicon pack, made entirely in your browser.

βœ“ Real .ICO fileβœ“ PNG pack 16–512pxβœ“ No uploadsβœ“ Free, no sign-up
πŸ”’ Private by design: your image is processed on your own device with the browser's canvas. Nothing is uploaded to any server, ever.

1. Design your icon

Pick a source, style it, and watch the live previews. Rounded and circle shapes are baked into the files β€” the corners outside the shape become transparent.

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Drop an image here or click to choose

JPG, PNG, WebP or SVG β€” a square-ish image works best

No image loaded yet β€” the preview shows a placeholder.
1.00Γ—
82% of the icon
Weight 800
#ffffff
#16a34a(used when β€œSolid colour” is chosen)

Live preview

48px
32px
16px

2. Download your icon

The .ICO bundles every standard size into one file. The PNG pack gives you each size separately β€” exactly what a website favicon set needs.

PNG pack β€” individual sizes

Website code

Upload the PNG files and the .ICO to your site's root folder, then paste this into your page's <head>.

HTML <link> tags
πŸ“Œ Good to know: the icon files themselves are always square β€” the rounded/circle shape is baked in as transparency around the shape, so the icon looks round wherever it is used. The 256px entry inside the .ICO is PNG-compressed, which every Windows version from Vista onwards (and all modern tools) supports.

Where are icons used?

  • Website favicons β€” the tiny picture in the browser tab, bookmarks and history. Use the .ICO plus the PNG pack and the code above.
  • Windows apps & shortcuts β€” .ICO is the native Windows icon format for programs, desktop shortcuts and folders.
  • Folder icons β€” right-click a folder β†’ Properties β†’ Customise β†’ Change Icon, and pick your .ICO.
  • Phone home screens β€” the 180px PNG (β€œapple-touch-icon”) is the size Apple devices use when a site is saved to the home screen.

Tips for a great icon

  • Keep it bold and simple β€” at 16px, fine detail disappears. One letter, one emoji or one strong shape works best.
  • Check the 16px preview above before downloading. If you can't tell what it is at that size, simplify.
  • Use a solid background colour for logos and photos; transparency suits simple shapes and emoji.
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