SVG to ICO converter
Export your Figma icons as ready-to-use .ico files in multiple sizes — right from the canvas.
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About this plugin
SVG to ICO converter turns the icons you've designed in Figma into Windows-ready `.ico` files — no online converters, no leaving Figma.Select one or more icons, choose the sizes you need (16, 32, 48, 64, 128, 256 px), and export. Each `.ico` packs all the chosen sizes into a single multi-resolution file, exactly like a proper favicon or desktop app icon.What it does- Multi-size `.ico` output — all selected sizes bundled into one file- Batch export — convert several icons at once- Optional SVG export — grab the original vector alongside each icon- Tidy ZIP delivery — multiple files arrive as one archive, sorted into `ico/` and `svg/` folders- Crisp results — rasterization powered by Figma's own render engineHow to use1. Select one or more icon layers, frames, or components on the canvas2. Open the plugin and pick your target sizes3. (Optional) enable Download original SVG4. Click Convert to ICO> Tip: for best results use square icons — `.ico` frames are square, so non-square artwork is scaled to fit.Great for favicons, desktop app icons, and anywhere a `.ico` is required.
Plugin Details
| Version | 2 |
|---|---|
| Created | June 12, 2026 |
| Last Updated | June 15, 2026 |
| Category | Import & export plugins |
| Creator | Konstantin Ermosh |
| Stats | 15 installs, 3 likes |
| Pricing | Free |
Technical Details
- API:1.0.0
- UI:ui.html
- main:code.js
- Document Access:dynamic-page
- Editor Types:figma
- Allowed Domains:
- none
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