Turn a Photoshop PSD - or just one of its layers - into a real icon with every size inside. No Photoshop needed.
Want to look through the layers first? The PSD File Viewer shows every layer and its details.
Icons and logos are often designed in Photoshop, but Windows cannot use a PSD as an icon.
Exporting every size by hand is slow. Here one PSD becomes one ICO with every size inside, ready for an app, a shortcut or a website.
Your logo may sit on a background layer, next to mockups or text. Every visible layer is listed under the preview with a thumbnail.
Layer pixels are used as saved. Effects like drop shadows are only in the whole image.
Need a flat picture instead? PSD to PNG keeps transparency.
Drop your PSD into the box, keep the Recommended sizes or pick a preset, and press Make my ICO.
The icon downloads right away, with every size packed inside one .ico file.
No. The PSD is read directly in your browser.
Yes. Every visible layer shows under the preview. Tick the layer, untick Whole image, and the icon is made from that layer alone.
No. The file is read and converted in your browser, on your device. Nothing is uploaded, even for big files.
Yes. Transparent areas of the PSD, or of the layer you pick, stay transparent in every icon size.
It was probably saved without Maximize Compatibility, so the image is rebuilt from the layers. Layer effects are simplified. Re-save with Maximize Compatibility on for an exact match.
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.