SVG files scale cleanly because they are vector-based. This tool renders your SVG into square PNG layers at the sizes you choose, then combines them into a single ICO — ideal for crisp logos and UI marks.
How to convert SVG to ICO
- Upload your
.svgfile. Complex filters or exotic features might not render the same in every browser — keep SVGs simple for predictable results. - Choose sizes — Recommended is a good default for favicons and general Windows use.
- Download the
.ico. Conversion happens only in your browser.
Design tips
- For tiny sizes (16–32px), simplify details so the icon stays readable.
- Prefer square viewBox or expect a center crop to a square for standard ICO layers.
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FAQ — SVG to ICO
Why rasterize SVG at all?
ICO stores bitmap images (our tool uses PNG layers inside the ICO). Vector SVG must be rasterized to those pixel sizes. The benefit is you control which resolutions ship in one file.
My SVG looks wrong in the preview
Some SVGs use external fonts, filters, or embedded scripts that browsers may block or render differently. Export a flattened PNG from your design tool if needed, then use PNG to ICO.
Can I use this ICO as a favicon?
Yes. Place the .ico where your site expects it (often /favicon.ico) and reference it in your HTML metadata if required by your framework.
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