Turn a logo or page from a PDF into a crisp icon with every size inside. Got the logo as SVG? Use SVG to ICO.
Just want to read the PDF? Open it in the PDF File Viewer.
Logos often arrive as a PDF from a designer or a print shop. Windows and browsers cannot use a PDF as an icon.
A PDF is usually vector, so it can be drawn sharp at any size - this tool draws it big first and then makes every icon size from that.
A logo in the middle of an A4 page would end up tiny in the icon. With Empty margins: Trim the tool finds the artwork and draws only that part, at 1024 px on its long side.
Pages are drawn with a transparent background, so a logo stays cut out. Want white behind it? Set Background to Solid colour.
Need the whole page instead? Switch to Keep page.
| Size | Where it shows up | Preset |
|---|---|---|
| 16 x 16 | Browser tabs, Explorer details view, title bars | All presets |
| 32 x 32 | Desktop at 100%, taskbar, bookmarks | All presets |
| 48 x 48 | Explorer medium icons, Windows site tiles | All presets |
| 64 / 128 | Large icons and high-DPI screens | Recommended |
| 256 x 256 | Extra large icons, Windows 10 and 11 Start | Recommended, Windows app |
The How it looks small panel shows your 16 and 32 px sizes. A page of text will not read at that size - pick a page with a logo or a symbol.
Drop your PDF into the box, pick the page with your logo, and press Make my ICO.
Empty margins are trimmed, and the icon downloads with every size inside one .ico file.
No. The PDF is drawn and turned into an ICO in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so it also works for private documents.
Yes, for vector PDFs. The artwork is drawn at 1024 px before the sizes are made. A PDF that only holds a small scanned image cannot get sharper than that image.
Yes. Tick more pages under the preview - each one becomes its own ICO, and they download together as a ZIP.
So logos stay cut out. If you want white or another colour behind it, set Background to Solid colour.
Open it in a PDF reader, save or print a copy without the password, and convert that copy.
Yes. Pick the Website pack preset - you get favicon.ico, PNG sizes, apple-touch-icon, a manifest and the HTML to paste.
Yes. Layers below 256 px are 32-bit bitmaps with a mask and the 256 px layer is a 32-bit PNG - the layout Windows Explorer expects.
