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Hi there
How do I install ico format in photoshop CC, windows 8.1 64bit.
Thanks in advance!
To anyone that stumbles onto this post I would like to assure you that the ICOFormat plugin is alive and kickin and works well within CC, you need to create a folder ( if its not there already ) called "File Formats" inside of your C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop CC 2015\Plug-Ins\File Formats <----- drop the plug-in inside this folder
Just go the site - Telegraphics - Free plugins for Photoshop & Illustrator...and other software scroll down
I doubt anyone needs this but here is a link illustratin
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Im glad this worked out for you, and I guess it still works in 2022 eh? I have not tried yet as I have stopped Web dev and switched to tattoo artist
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As of October 2022 on Photoshop CC on M1 Mac 12.2 it is working. Just to make sure the max image size is 256x256 and launch the Photoshop using Rosetta by right clicking Photoshop > Get Info and checking "Open using Rosetta".
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Hello Simon. I'm also Simon. I have good news.
This can be done in windows without a plugin now! I created a 265x256 png, opened it in Photoshop, went to "Save As", and just typed in "favicon.ico" for the name of the file, and it worked! It's being used as a valid ico in my React app!
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Àhh wait a minute favicons for web use ?
but I was only talkin about icon that make folder look nicer
Its dignios thread so I dont mind
to get what Im after: can one do as you indicate but name them [anyoldname].ico ??
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You don't need to install anything. Just save the favicon image in 64 x 64 size, exporting it for legacy web (.png or .jpg). Then in the file, change the extension to .ico.
So, in the HTML, under the title, insert the following:
<link rel="icon" type="image/x-icon" href="/images/favicon.ico">
Load the page and that's it.
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hi