SVG To ICO Image Converter

SVG → ICO

Drop SVG images to convert to ICO

Tip: paste images from clipboard (Ctrl/⌘+V).

Convert SVG to ICO

Drop an SVG logo or mark and download an .ico favicon. The SVG is rendered to pixels and written as an icon, which is what browsers and Windows expect for a traditional favicon.ico.

Because ICO is raster, the result is fixed-resolution rather than scalable. The SVG is rasterized at the size implied by its width, height, or viewBox, then the icon is capped so its longest side is at most 256px. If the SVG has no intrinsic size, it falls back to a default canvas, so set an explicit square size for predictable output.

Get a clean favicon

Use a square viewBox so the icon stays centered and balanced.
Keep it bold. A favicon renders as small as 16px; thin strokes and small text vanish.
Transparency carries through, so a cutout mark stays clean on any tab color.

Batch and privacy

Convert several marks at once and use Download all as ZIP for the set. Rasterizing and ICO encoding run in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the icon stay vector?

No. ICO is a raster format, so the SVG is rendered to pixels first. The icon is fixed-resolution, not scalable like the original SVG.

What size does it render at?

The SVG is rasterized at the size set by its width, height, or viewBox. The icon is then capped so its longest side is at most 256px. An SVG with no intrinsic size falls back to a default canvas, so set an explicit square size.

Is transparency kept?

Yes. A transparent SVG background carries through to a transparent icon.

What makes a good favicon SVG?

A square viewBox and a bold, simple shape. Fine strokes and small text disappear at 16px.

Are files uploaded to a server?

No.