Drop a .ico file to preview every embedded size, then download any of them as PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Runs locally in your browser — your file never leaves your device.
An .ico fileisn't a single image — it's a container that can hold multiple sizes of the same icon (16×16, 32×32, 48×48, 128×128, 256×256) at different colour depths. Windows picks the right size depending on where the icon is shown.
This tool reads the container, shows every embedded size as a preview, and lets you download any of them as PNG, JPEG, or WebP in one click. Nothing is uploaded — the entire conversion runs in your browser via the Canvas API.
ICO files are Windows' icon container — a single .ico can hold a dozen different versions of the same artwork at different sizes (16×16 for taskbars, 32×32 for desktops, 256×256 for tiles and high-DPI displays). When you double-click an .ico in File Explorer the OS shows the largest size, hiding the smaller ones; this tool unpacks every embedded image so you can see and use them all.
Every conversion runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API and the browser's built-in image decoders. Your file is never uploaded to a server — no account, no signup, no watermarks. Download as PNG to keep transparency, JPEG for the smallest file (flattens to a white background), or WebP for the best compression at full quality.
The tool also accepts .cur cursor files — they use the same binary container as .ico with a different type flag, so all the same conversions work.
An ICO file is a container format used by Windows to store one or more icon images at different sizes and color depths (typically 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, 128×128, and 256×256). The operating system picks the size that best fits where the icon is displayed.
Drop your .ico file onto this page. Pick the size you want from the sidebar. Click the PNG button. The file downloads instantly — no upload, no account.
Yes. Wallora's ICO converter is free to use forever, with no watermarks, no signup, and no upload to a server — the entire conversion happens locally in your browser.
Yes. Each embedded image can be downloaded as PNG (preserves transparency), JPEG (smallest for photos, no transparency), or WebP (smallest overall, supports transparency).
Yes. Cursor files (.cur) use the same container format as .ico with a different type flag, so this tool reads and converts them identically.
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