Export a raster from PS
Open the PostScript file in suitable software and render the exact artwork you want as a browser-readable image.
Free PS to ICO Online guidance
Turn rendered PS artwork intoa four-size ICO file.
Fileverses cannot read a PS upload as an image. Render the PostScript artwork externally, then use a browser-readable raster to make a PNG-backed ICO download.
- Private by design
- Default ICO
- Paste supported
Files stay in this browser
All conversion runs on-device
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About this converter
Free PS to ICO conversion, built for a real workflow.
PS is a print-oriented PostScript document and ICO is a Windows icon container. Because this browser converter does not rasterize PS itself, the accurate PS-to-ICO workflow is render-first: export the intended artwork to a supported raster, then package it into four centered PNG-backed ICO entries.
- A PS upload is not directly convertible because PostScript is not decoded by this browser image pipeline.
- Render the chosen PS page or artwork to a supported raster before uploading it for ICO packaging.
- The ICO encoder writes PNG-backed entries at 16, 32, 48, and 256 pixels.
- Each icon entry contain-scales the source and may add transparent padding rather than crop the image.
- The result does not retain PostScript vectors, fonts, pages, metadata, or guarantee compatibility with legacy bitmap-only ICO consumers.
How it works
Upload once.
Export ICO.
Choose ICO for that image
Upload the rendered raster and select ICO to package the four generated icon sizes.
Validate where it will be used
Download the ICO and test it in the Windows, browser, or application workflow that needs the icon.
Made for real pipelines
PS to ICO.
One workspace.
Convert without uploading your assets. Switch outputs anytime — web, print, icons, and document targets from the same batch.
Create ICO from a rendered imageFour icon entries
The download contains 16px, 32px, 48px, and 256px PNG-backed icon images.
No forced crop
Contain scaling preserves the source aspect ratio and uses transparent padding within the square entries.
Honest source boundary
PS needs external rendering first; the browser-supported step starts with the resulting raster image.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Does this converter open PS files directly?+−
No. PostScript is not browser-decoded here, so first render the artwork to a supported raster image.
Is the raster-to-ICO conversion free?+−
Yes. Creating an ICO from a supported raster is free and needs no account.
What sizes does the ICO include?+−
It contains PNG-backed 16px, 32px, 48px, and 256px entries.
Will this configure a website favicon for me?+−
No. The tool produces an ICO file; you must add it to and test it in your own website or application.
Will it keep PS vectors or text?+−
No. External rendering turns the selected PS view into pixels, so vectors, editable text, and source document structure do not transfer.
Is the ICO guaranteed to work in every old application?+−
No. The encoder uses PNG-backed icon entries, so validate the download when a legacy bitmap-only ICO consumer is required.