This ICO file converter is for creating an .ico / making a multi-size .ico file from common images when you specifically need the .ico container. Unlike Icon Converter (broader image→icon + favicon workflow), this page leads with “get me an .ico file” for Windows icons and favicon.ico. Processing is still 100% in-browser — no upload, no account.
PNG · JPG · WebP · SVG — nothing is ever uploaded
Images are decoded and resized with Canvas in your browser. Nothing is posted to a server.
One pass builds a multi-size .ico and a favicon.zip with PNG sizes you checked.
Copy ready-to-paste <link rel="icon"> tags for your site.
Free, no signup, no preview unlock — drop, download, done.
Drop PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG here, check sizes, and download. This page is optimized for “I need an .ico file” — Windows icons and favicon.ico — while Icon Converter is the broader image-to-icon + favicon workflow.
All packing is local. Choose 16–256 sizes, download multi-size .ico, and optionally export favicon.zip with a head snippet.
An .ico can store several resolutions in one container; PNG favicons are single images linked from HTML. Many sites ship both.
IconToGo focuses on image → ICO (and favicon packs). We do not offer ICO→PNG extraction yet — do not expect reverse conversion here.
According to MDN’s favicon glossary and the Wikipedia ICO file-format article, sites typically expose multiple icon sizes; IconToGo exports those sizes as one local pack.
A container that can hold several icon resolutions (16–256+). Browsers and Windows use it for favicons and app icons.
We focus on image → ICO (and favicon packs). Reverse ICO→PNG extraction is not available — use a dedicated extractor if you need that.
Logos are brand assets — keeping them off upload converters reduces leakage risk.