Convert AVIF to ICO Online
Free online tool to create Windows ICO icon files from your modern AVIF images, including transparency. Output is typically a ZIP archive.
AVIF to ICO Converter
Convert your AVIF files to ICO format quickly and easily. Upload your file and download the result.
Max file size: 50MB
Why Convert AVIF to ICO?
AVIF (AV1 Image File Format) is a cutting-edge image format offering superior compression and quality compared to older formats, along with support for transparency. ICO is the standard format for Windows icons and website favicons. Converting AVIF to ICO allows you to use the high efficiency and quality of AVIF to generate standard, multi-size icons.
Our converter typically generates multiple standard icon sizes (e.g., 16x16, 32x32, 256x256) from your source AVIF and packages them into a single .zip
file for convenient download.
Benefits of Converting AVIF to ICO
- High-Quality Source: Leverage AVIF's excellent compression and detail retention.
- Transparency Support: Preserve transparency from AVIF to ICO.
- Standard Icon Format: Create icons compatible with Windows and web browsers.
- Multi-Resolution Output: Get a package suitable for various display requirements.
How to Convert AVIF to ICO
- Upload your AVIF image file.
- ICO will be automatically selected as the output format.
- Solve the captcha.
- Click "Convert AVIF to ICO".
- Download the resulting ZIP archive containing your ICO file(s).
For best results, use source AVIF images that are square or can be easily cropped to a square, as icons are typically square.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will transparency from my AVIF file be kept?
Yes. Both AVIF and ICO formats support transparency (alpha channel). Our converter aims to preserve the transparency from your source AVIF image when creating the ICO file.
Why is the download a ZIP file?
Standard ICO files often contain multiple sizes of the same icon. To deliver all generated sizes conveniently, we package the resulting .ico
file(s) into a ZIP archive. You'll need to extract the archive to access the icon file.