Convert your ICO icon files to professional PDF documents instantly. 100% client-side processing ensures complete privacy and security. No uploads, no limits, completely free! 🔒
Drag & drop your ICO file or click to browse. All processing happens in your browser!
100% Secure • Up to 10MB • Instant Processing
Your ICO file has been converted to PDF and downloaded automatically.
I built this tool because I needed it myself. Here's how it works:
Select your ICO file - from Windows icons, favicons, or any application icon. All standard formats work. The file stays in your browser - no uploads.
Choose orientation and padding. The preview updates instantly so you know exactly what you'll get. No surprises.
Click convert and get your PDF instantly. No waiting, no sign-up, no hidden costs. It's really that simple.
Built by a developer who got tired of explaining what ICO files are
Every line of code runs in your browser. Your ICO files never leave your computer - not even for a millisecond. You can even disconnect from WiFi after the page loads.
The live preview shows exactly how your icon will look in the PDF. Adjust padding and orientation until it's perfect. No guesswork.
Icons are designed to be sharp. We preserve every pixel with crisp rendering - no blurry scaling, no quality loss. What you see is what you get.
Most conversions finish in under a second. No servers, no waiting, no "your file is processing" messages. Just instant PDFs.
Convert as many ICO files as you need. No daily limits, no premium tier, no watermarks, no "upgrade to pro". It's just free.
Use it on your Windows PC, Mac, Linux machine, iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. The interface adapts to any screen size.
I've been a developer for over a decade, and I kept running into the same problem: clients and team members couldn't open ICO files. They'd ask "what is this file?" and I'd have to explain. PDFs solve that - everyone can open them, on any device.
A developer recently told me he used this to include all his application icons in user manuals. Saved him hours of screenshot work.
A designer converts favicon files to PDF to show clients how icons will look in different contexts. Clients love the professionalism.
Convert favicon.ico files to PDF for design documentation and client approvals. No more "what's this file?" questions from non-technical clients.
Create catalog PDFs of your entire icon collection - perfect for design teams to browse and select icons for projects.
ICO files are like Russian dolls - they can contain multiple images of different sizes. Windows picks the right size for different contexts (16x16 for taskbar, 32x32 for desktop, etc.). When converting to PDF, we automatically use the largest available version for maximum quality. So even a tiny icon file can produce a crisp, large PDF.
No marketing speak - just honest reasons from real users
Most "free" tools upload your files to their servers. We don't. Your ICO never leaves your computer. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads.
No "free trial" that expires after 7 days. No "premium" features hidden behind a paywall. No watermarks. It's just free - because that's how tools should be.
I built this because I needed it for my own work. It does one thing and does it well. No bloated features, no confusing UI - just convert ICO to PDF.
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No jargon. Just what people actually ask.
No catch at all. I built this because I needed it for my own work. There's no hidden premium version, no watermarks, no registration. If you find it useful, that's all the payment I need.
Never. Everything runs in your browser. Open developer tools and check the network tab - you'll see zero data leaving your computer. Your icons stay with you, period.
Yes, perfectly. Use it right in Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android, or any mobile browser. The interface adapts to your screen size and works great on touchscreens.
Up to 10MB. Most ICO files are under 1MB, so you're fine. If you have a huge icon file with many embedded sizes, it might take an extra second to process - but it'll work.
Good question! ICO files can contain multiple resolutions (16x16, 32x32, 48x48, etc.). We automatically detect and pick the largest, highest quality version for your PDF. So you get the best possible output every time.
Absolutely. Use it for client projects, internal documentation, anything. No license, no attribution needed. It's just a tool that exists to help.
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