Windows .ico file generation library + cli. Works on all platforms supported by Go.
Features:
- Provide information about an .ico file
- Generate an .ico file at multiple sizes from a PNG
- Extract PNG images from an existing .ico file
To install the cli tool:
go get github.com/leaanthony/winicon/cmd/winicon
To use the library:
go get github.com/leaanthony/winicon
The cli has 3 commands: info (i), generate (g) and extract (x).
You can get information about an .ico file by issuing the following command:
winicon i <myicon.png>.
Example:
$ winicon i wails.ico
WinIcon v1.0.0 (c) 2020-Present Lea Anthony
Filename: /home/lea/Data/projects/winicon/examples/wails.ico
File Size: 322799 bytes
Icon Count: 9
Icon 1: Size: 16x16 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 150
Icon 2: Size: 24x24 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 1278
Icon 3: Size: 32x32 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 3718
Icon 4: Size: 48x48 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 7982
Icon 5: Size: 64x64 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 17622
Icon 6: Size: 96x96 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 34558
Icon 7: Size: 128x128 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 72614
Icon 8: Size: 192x192 Format: BMP Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 140238
Icon 9: Size: 256x256 Format: PNG Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 292342Winicon can return you detailed information in json format using the -json flag:
$ winicon i -json wails.ico
{"Filename":"/home/lea/Data/projects/winicon/examples/wails.ico","FileSize":322799,"NumberOfIcons":9,"Icons":[{"Width":16,"Height":16,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":150},{"Width":24,"Height":24,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":1278},{"Width":32,"Height":32,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":3718},{"Width":48,"Height":48,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":7982},{"Width":64,"Height":64,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":17622},{"Width":96,"Height":96,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":34558},{"Width":128,"Height":128,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":72614},{"Width":192,"Height":192,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"BMP","Offset":140238},{"Width":256,"Height":256,"Colours":0,"Planes":1,"BitsPerPixel":32,"Format":"PNG","Offset":292342}]}Generate an .ico file from a PNG image:
$ winicon g icon.png
WinIcon v0.0.1 (c) 2020-Present Lea Anthony
Generated icon file: icon.ico at sizes [256]
By default, this will generate an .ico with a single icon at 256x256. To set other sizes, use the -sizes flag:
$ winicon g -sizes 16,32,48 icon.png
WinIcon v0.0.1 (c) 2020-Present Lea Anthony
Generated icon file: icon.ico at sizes [16 32 48]
Running winicon i icon.ico produces the following results:
$ winicon i icon.ico
WinIcon v0.0.1 (c) 2020-Present Lea Anthony
Filename: /home/lea/Data/projects/winicon/testdata/icon.ico
File Size: 4670 bytes
Icon Count: 3
Icon 1: Size: 16x16 Format: PNG Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 54
Icon 2: Size: 32x32 Format: PNG Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 774
Icon 3: Size: 48x48 Format: PNG Bits Per Pixel: 32 Offset: 2266
You can extract images from .ico files using the following command:
$ winicon x icon.ico
WinIcon v0.0.1 (c) 2020-Present Lea Anthony
Extracted 16x16 image to file: icon.16x16.png
Extracted 32x32 image to file: icon.32x32.png
Extracted 48x48 image to file: icon.48x48.png
Extracted 3 images
NOTE: Currently BMP images are not supported.
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