Convert JPG to ICO
Upload your JPG photos and convert them to ICO icon format for applications and websites
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Supports .jpg, .jpeg • Up to 20 files • 50MB per file
How to Convert JPG to ICO
Upload JPG Files
Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop your JPG photos into the upload area.
Automatic Icon Creation
Our tool converts your JPG to ICO format with multiple icon sizes for different uses.
Download ICO Files
Download your ICO icons, ready for use as application icons or custom favicons.
Why Convert JPG to ICO?
Personal Icons
Turn personal photos into custom icons for applications, folders, or desktop shortcuts.
Brand Favicons
Convert your logo or brand image to favicon format for website branding.
App Development
Create application icons from concept art, mockups, or product photos.
Custom Themes
Design unique desktop themes using photos converted to icon format.
Frequently Asked Questions
What JPG image size works best for icons?
For best results, use square JPG images that are at least 256x256 pixels. The converter will automatically resize them for different icon sizes while maintaining quality.
Will the ICO file work as a favicon?
Yes! The generated ICO file includes the standard favicon sizes and can be used directly as a website favicon by saving it as 'favicon.ico'.
What happens to non-square JPG images?
Non-square images will be cropped or fitted to square dimensions. For best results, crop your JPG to square proportions before conversion.
Can I use photos with people for icons?
Absolutely! Photos work great for personal icons. Consider using close-up shots or high-contrast images for better visibility at small icon sizes.
How many icon sizes are included in the ICO file?
Our converter creates ICO files with multiple sizes: 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, and 256x256 pixels to ensure compatibility across all applications and systems.
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Pro Tips
Square Photos: Crop images to square format before conversion for best icon results.
High Contrast: Use images with good contrast for better visibility at small sizes.