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How do i convert a series of pngs of 16,24, 32, 48, 64, 128 to one *.ico file

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not a programming question. – Shivan Raptor Oct 29 at 8:37

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If you use Paint.NET (freeware by Microsoft), the 2nd generation of mspaint, you can try this plug-in:

http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=1152

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Its not batch convert – eyalw Oct 29 at 10:17
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Paint.NET, although freeware, is not from Microsoft nor a generation of mspaint. That doesn't take away from its usefulness though. – Matt Hanson Oct 29 at 21:56
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You could try IcoFX. It's free and it works great. A few of the many features include:

  • Batch processing for handling multiple files
  • Import image dialog, for creating icons from images
  • Resolutions up to 256x256
  • Data types: 2, 16, 256, True Color, True Color + Alpha
  • Import / export images (transparency also) from bmp, jpg, gif, png, jp2
  • Create icon from an image with a single click

Assuming those images are the same image resized, you could also just import the largest size and use IcoFX to size the original down for the smaller sizes you want to include.

Of course, this won't help you if you're not using Windows.

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http://www.convertico.com/ ???

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Its not batch convert – eyalw Oct 29 at 10:16
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png2ico is a command-line tool to convert PNG files into icons.

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