What are ICO files typically used for?
ICO files are primarily used for Windows application icons, website favicons, and desktop shortcuts. They often contain multiple icon sizes in a single file for different display contexts.
Transform ICO icon files to universal formats including JPG, PNG, WebP, PDF, and more for better compatibility and modern use
Supports batch upload β’ Maximum file size: 100MB per file
Drag and drop your ICO icon files or click 'Browse Files' to select multiple favicon or Windows icon files for conversion.
Select your desired format: PNG for web icons, JPG for graphics, WebP for modern web, PDF for documentation, with icon-optimized settings.
Adjust quality and size settings optimized for your intended use - web favicons, app icons, or general graphics applications.
Download your converted icon files in modern formats, perfect for web use, app development, and universal compatibility.
All conversions happen locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy and security.
Advanced algorithms provide instant conversion without server delays. Process multiple files simultaneously with batch conversion.
Specialized processing for ICO files ensures perfect conversion of favicons, app icons, and Windows icons to modern, web-compatible formats.
Transform legacy ICO files into modern formats that work better with contemporary web development, design tools, and mobile applications.
Intelligent compression automatically adjusts quality and resolution to meet your exact file size requirements.
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Format | Best For | Advantages | Considerations | Recommendation |
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JPG | Photographs and images with many colors |
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β Recommended for sharing photos online |
PNG | Images with transparency or sharp edges |
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β Recommended for logos and graphics |
WebP | Modern web applications and websites |
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β Recommended for web optimization |
Documents and presentations |
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β Recommended for document workflows |
ICO files are primarily used for Windows application icons, website favicons, and desktop shortcuts. They often contain multiple icon sizes in a single file for different display contexts.
PNG for web favicons and app icons (maintains transparency), JPG for simple graphics without transparency, WebP for modern web optimization, PDF for documentation purposes.
Yes! PNG has much better web browser support than ICO and is the preferred format for modern favicon implementation and web icon development.
Yes, our converter supports batch processing. Upload multiple ICO files and convert them all to your chosen format simultaneously with consistent quality settings.
Often yes. ICO files can contain multiple icon sizes (16x16, 32x32, 48x48, etc.) in one file. Our converter typically extracts the highest quality/largest size available.
Completely secure. All conversion happens locally in your browser. Your ICO files never leave your device, ensuring total privacy and security of your icon assets.