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How to create an ICO file from PSD
Upload
Import your logo or PSD image from your computer
Format
The tool resizes and adapts the image to the square icon format
Conversion
Generate the .ico file in a single click
Download
Use your new icon in Windows or on your website
Why choose ICO format?
Web Favicons
The standard format for the small icon shown in browser tabs
Windows Icons
Customize your folders and desktop shortcuts in Windows
Compatibility
Works natively on all Microsoft operating systems
Transparency
Supports transparent backgrounds for seamless integration
PSD to ICO Converter – Create your own icons
The ICO format is an image container used primarily for icons in Microsoft Windows operating systems. It is also widely used on the internet for "favicons" (favorite icons), the small image that appears next to the URL in the address bar or browser tab.
What is an ICO file used for?
Unlike standard images, an ICO file can contain multiple images of different sizes and color depths, allowing the system to display the appropriate icon depending on the context (file list, desktop, taskbar).
- Web Developers: To create the `favicon.ico` file, essential for any website.
- Windows Customization: To change the appearance of folders and shortcuts on your computer.
- Software Developers: To integrate the application icon directly into the executable file (.exe).
Tips for successful conversion
For the best result, ensure your source PSD file is square (e.g., 512x512 pixels) and has a transparent background if you don't want a white square around your logo.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Our converter generates a standard ICO file compatible with Windows and the Web. It usually includes common resolutions (16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 256x256).
Yes, absolutely. The ICO format supports alpha transparency. If your PSD has a transparent background, your icon will have clean edges without a square background.
Yes. After downloading, simply rename the file to `favicon.ico` and place it in the root folder of your website for browsers to detect it.