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Convert your ICO files to high-quality PNG images instantly.
Browse for an ICO file or drag & drop it here.
We built this ICO to PNG Converter because handling icon files can be tricky. An ICO file is a special format used mostly by Windows and websites for favicons, but most image editors and websites do not accept them. You often need a standard PNG image to use the graphic in your designs, presentations, or social media. Our tool solves this problem instantly by extracting the image so you can save it in a format that works everywhere.
Most online converters just swap the file type, but we wanted to make something better. With our tool, you are not stuck with the default size. You can see a preview of the image, crop out empty space, and resize it to exactly the dimensions you need before you download it. This is really useful because icon files often have a lot of blank transparent space around the actual logo. By cropping it first, you get a cleaner, more usable image.
We also focused on privacy and speed. Since we use your browser's built-in power to do the work, your files never leave your computer. You don't have to wait for uploads or worry about who sees your data. It is just you and the tool. Whether you are a web designer grabbing a favicon or just someone trying to open an old icon file, this tool is the safest and fastest way to get the job done.
An ICO file is an image file format used for computer icons in Microsoft Windows. They are also used on the web as "favicons"—the little icons you see in your browser tab next to the page title. They are unique because one single file can contain multiple images at different sizes and color depths.
Yes, absolutely. One of the main features of icons is that they usually have transparent backgrounds so they look good on any desktop. When we convert your file to PNG, we keep that transparency intact so you can place the image over any background you want.
PNG is the most widely supported image format for graphics on the web. While ICO files work for system icons and browser tabs, you cannot easily share them on social media, use them in Word documents, or edit them in basic paint programs. Converting them to PNG makes the image compatible with almost every app and website.
Yes, it is completely safe. In fact, you aren't really "uploading" them at all. Our tool runs entirely in your web browser using JavaScript. The conversion happens on your own device, so your images are never sent to our server or stored by us.
Yes, you can. Icons are often small (like 16x16 or 32x32 pixels), but you can use the "Resize" inputs to make the output image larger. However, keep in mind that since icons are pixel-based, making them a lot larger might make them look pixelated or blurry.