Drag & Drop JPG Images here

.jpg and .jpeg files — or click to select multiple images

100% Browser-Based

Your JPG files are converted locally on your device. Nothing is ever uploaded.

Multi-Size ICO

Package 16, 32, 48, 64, 128 and 256 px icons into one .ico file.

Live Preview

See exactly how your icon looks at every selected size before you download.

Batch + ZIP

Convert dozens of JPG images at once and download them all in one ZIP.

What is a JPG to ICO converter?

A JPG to ICO converter takes a JPEG photograph or illustration and turns it into a Windows icon file. ICO is a special container format that holds several images at different sizes inside a single file — most commonly 16×16, 32×32, 48×48 and 256×256 pixels. Windows, browsers and applications pick the best size for the context: a tiny 16 px icon for a taskbar, a 32 px icon for a desktop shortcut, a 256 px icon for File Explorer's large-thumbnail view. Using a single ICO gives you crisp icons everywhere without maintaining separate files.

This tool runs entirely inside your browser using JavaScript and the HTML canvas API. Your JPG files stay on your device and are never uploaded to a server, so you can convert private logos, personal photos or confidential artwork without any third party ever seeing them.

How to convert JPG to ICO online

  1. Add your JPG images

    Click Select JPG Images or drag and drop your files into the drop zone. Previews and dimensions appear automatically.

  2. Pick your ICO sizes

    Tick any combination of 16, 32, 48, 64, 128 and 256 px. The default 16/32/48/256 covers almost every use case.

  3. Convert to ICO

    Click Convert to ICO. Each JPG is resized to every chosen size and packaged into a single ICO file — no server involved.

  4. Download your files

    Save each ICO individually from its thumbnail, or download every converted file at once as a ZIP archive.

Which ICO sizes should you pick?

Size Where it's used Recommended?
16 × 16 Browser tabs, taskbar, small file lists Essential
32 × 32 Desktop shortcuts, medium file lists Essential
48 × 48 Windows Explorer medium icons Recommended
64 × 64 Large icon view, some toolbars Optional
128 × 128 Extra-large Explorer view Optional
256 × 256 HiDPI displays, Bookmarks bar, macOS-style folders Recommended

Why use this JPG to ICO converter?

  • Runs fully in your browser — your images are never uploaded to a server.
  • Real multi-size ICO files (not just a renamed PNG).
  • Live thumbnail preview shows how the icon looks at every selected size.
  • Choose any combination of 6 standard sizes with one click each.
  • Batch convert as many JPGs as you need in a single pass.
  • Download files one by one or all together as a ZIP archive.
  • Works on desktop, tablet and mobile without installing any software.

Need transparency in your icon? Start with a PNG instead — try PNG to JPG the other way, or use our SVG to PNG tool to convert vector logos before turning them into icons. To package icons with other images, use JPG to PDF.

Convert JPG to ICO on mobile

The tool is fully responsive and works in modern mobile browsers on Android and iPhone. Tap Select JPG Images to choose photos from your camera roll or cloud storage. Icon sizes are chosen the same way as on desktop, and you can download each ICO directly to your device or save the whole batch as a ZIP file.

Who is this tool for?

Web Developers

Create favicons for websites and web apps from a single JPG logo.

Windows Users

Replace default icons on shortcuts, folders and desktop apps.

Designers

Package any illustration or logo into a proper multi-resolution icon.

App Developers

Prepare Windows and cross-platform app icons from existing artwork.

Frequently Asked Questions

Add your JPG files to the drop zone, tick the icon sizes you want, then click Convert to ICO. Each JPG is resized to every selected size and packaged into a single multi-size ICO file you can download immediately.

ICO is a container image format that holds multiple images at different sizes in a single file. It's primarily used for Windows application icons and website favicons, where a single ICO provides crisp icons for every display context.

For favicons, 16, 32 and 48 px cover most browsers and tabs. Adding 64, 128 and 256 px gives you higher-resolution versions for bookmarks, desktop shortcuts and retina displays. A good default is 16, 32, 48 and 256.

JPG does not support transparency, so the ICO will have a solid background (usually white or whatever the JPG shows). If you need a transparent icon, start from a PNG source instead.

No. The conversion happens entirely inside your browser using JavaScript and the HTML canvas API. Your JPG files never leave your device.