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How do I save ico in Photoshop CC

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I have recently updated to Photoshop CC and can no longer save files to ico format. In CS6 I had a plugin from this website: http://www.telegraphics.com.au/sw/ but they don't have anything for CC listed yet. I tried to drag that plugin into the CC plugin folder and it didn't seem to change anything, restarted Photoshop and the machine as well.

Does anyone know if there is a new plugin out there. I used google and couldn't find anything, maybe I'm searching for the wrong words. Any help on this would be appreciated, I need to make a little more than 300 icons this month for my companies product and don't want to have to install CS6 back on the machine.

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Anonymous

you can download the plug-ins called Telegraphics. I have Photoshop cc 2014 installed on windows 7 64 bit so i download from the website Windows (64 bit)

After you download the plug-ins ( in the archive is ICOFormat64 ) you have to copy to the file File Formats, in my case is C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Required\Plug-Ins\File Formats.

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markokozlica

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I have installed as you stated, but, I cannot use it. I have also checked the About Plugins and it is there, but when I try to save the files and choose the format there is no .ico option..

Any help?

I am using PS CC 64

Marko

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Anonymous

Did you find a way to save .ico in Photoshop ?

Here is a tutorial with photos .

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akoiweb

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What happens when you use the plugin you have? I need to create a favicon for a website.

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mhamedhmimid

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just make your file as 16x16 or 32x32 and save for the web as your-image.ico or favicon.ico

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mattrock1

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I do not see an option for .ico format in the Save for Web (Legacy) or as any available format in the Save As or Export options (Adobe CC 2020).

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Nancy OShea

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Photoshop never supported .ico files. You need a 3rd party plugin or use an online service.

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geekosupremo

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I found that installing the 32 and 64 versions of the plugin solved this issue for me.

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p.l.u.m.e

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Telegraphics' ico plugin for Mac cs5/cs6 works for cc too, just drop it in Photoshop's Plug-ins folder.

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ASENT266

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I can confirm this does work on CC for Mac OS X. Make sure you create as a new RGB color mode and not CMYK.

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Donny_MAuthor

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Thanks for the help on this, too bad for me that at my work I have to work on a PC. I have a Mac at home and ended up taking the file home to save to the ico format because it was faster and easier. Lucky for me, my work doesn't mind me going home to work every once in a while.

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