Which icon sizes are included?
The ICO includes every size you select. The default selection is 16, 32, 48, 64, 128 and 256 pixels.
Create a multi-size ICO icon from one image without uploading it.
100% browser-local · No application-server upload
LOCAL ICON ASSET WORKSPACE
Create favicon, PWA or Windows assets entirely in this browser. Your source image is not uploaded, and no image is silently enlarged.
Local-only processing
Choose an image, then generate. Advanced settings are optional.
Preparing icon assets
1/1Waiting for an image
Choose a source image to begin.
Your icon composition preview will appear here
16 × 16
32 × 32
48 × 48
Choose an image, select 16, 24, 32, 48, 64, 128 or 256 pixel layers, then download one Windows-compatible ICO file. Transparent PNG, WebP and AVIF source images keep their alpha channel.
BEST FOR
Designers and developers creating website favicons, web-app assets, Windows shortcuts or project icons.
Choose a clear source image
Select the icon sizes to include
Create the ICO locally
Download it for a favicon or application icon
PRACTICAL EXAMPLE
ICO is a container that usually includes several pixel sizes, allowing a browser or operating system to pick an appropriate layer. A source image with a clear square silhouette survives small sizes better, and a transparent source can retain transparent areas.
Prepare a square PNG with comfortable edge padding, select 16, 32, 48, 64, 128 and 256 pixels, then create the ICO. A site should normally provide PNG or SVG favicons as well for modern browsers; the ICO can serve as a compatibility layer or Windows icon asset.
The ICO includes every size you select. The default selection is 16, 32, 48, 64, 128 and 256 pixels.
Yes. PNG, WebP and AVIF sources with transparency are written as PNG icon layers with alpha.
No. Scaling, ICO encoding and download happen in your current browser.
GlobalCoreHub runs the core ICO Generator workflow in the current browser. Tool input is not uploaded to the GlobalCoreHub application server; any local saving described on this page stays in the current browser until its site data is cleared.