Before you download
Know which image inside the ICO becomes WebP
An ICO may hold more than one image. The selector shows each layer this browser decoded, with its actual width, height, and directory position. The largest decoded image is selected first; change it if your destination needs a smaller image.
- The menu describes decoded frames, not every directory entry in a damaged or unsupported ICO.
- The preview and filename reflect the selected frame, not the overall ICO file size.
- Only one WebP is exported per click. Select another frame to make another file.
- If this browser substitutes PNG for WebP, the tool stops without downloading a mislabeled file.
Need the reverse direction? Convert WebP to ICO.
Need a lossless PNG layer instead? Export ICO to PNG.
Inspect the result
Check the file you actually received
The output name includes the selected image's dimensions, such as icon-32x32.webp. Open the downloaded file to check the edges and any transparent background at its intended display size. The filename is a clue; the image itself is the final check.
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Load the ICOCheck the decoded-layer count in the status line. A file can be valid yet contain a frame this decoder does not support.
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Choose deliberatelyCompare the displayed dimensions before exporting. This page does not upscale a small frame to a larger one.
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Open the downloadConfirm the file opens as WebP and its appearance suits your destination. Select a different layer and repeat if needed.