Imagicon|Convert Multiple Image Formats To Windows Icon

Do you want to replace out your boring computer icon with your girlfriend face, or with favorite actress face. Here’s a sweet utility which converts any picture which is having JPG,PNG,BMP format into BMP,JPG,PNG or ICO format.

The program is called ImagIcon, by using this nifty utility you can convert an image and save it as an icon in different sizes (16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64).By default 16×16 is treated as favicon. Favicon is a small icon mainly we can observe on address bar of a Web browser.

The program also supports customization like image scaling, alpha transferency icon. If you not want to get an icon, you can convert to any of these three formats: BMP, PNG, or JPG, Tool Operation is also simple just drag and drop pictures in to the colored area of application and configure your setting and get automatically converted icons.

Here I took a picture of Indian actress & I and dropped it onto the application window. By default, image icon output is an icon of 32×32 and automatically saves it in the same folder as the original picture.

Apart from this it allows you to change the Icon settings, where you can change the picture or icon size of your output icon. If you want to simply convert image format then also this tool is very helpful.

For Example if you have some BMP images and you simply wants to convert it to PNG format, just change the save mode from Windows icon to PNG then drag and drop your BMP images to application it instantly converts BMP to PNG and puts in same folder where original picture is located by default.

Finally you can customize this tool by choosing different color background,or you can also insert your own images to tool background.

I think it is very helpful tool for everyone.Do yo think So?

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