Convert RLE to ICO
Online & free tool to convert RLE files to ICO


1) Input file

Choose source file(s) to convert:

0 of 5 files added (up to 500 MB combined)

2) Output format

Select a target format to convert to:

3) Convert

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1) File URL

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2) Output format

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3) Convert

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RLE Run Length Encoded Bitmap
ICO The .ICO filename extension refers to the ICON image file format originally developed by Microsoft. The extension is used to represent computer icon images of varying sizes designed for the operating system Microsoft Windows. Its use today has extended to developing icons for programs designed using the Microsoft developer's suite Visual Studio and other applications. Similar to other device independent bitmap file formats, the ICON file format is also in the raster graphics class of image formats where each individual pixel is part of an orthogonal dot matrix data structure with support for a limited palette of color information. As a resource file, the .ico file format has its strength in contextual use. This allows for multiple icon images of different color depth or size to be stored within the resource file and used when appropriate.

How to convert RLE to ICO

STEP 1

Select the image file in the RLE format to convert to the ICO format, you can select a file from your computer or your Google Drive or Dropbox account.                            

STEP 2

Choose the ICO format from the drop-down list as the output format, and click the Convert button, you can convert up to 5 files at the same time and a maximum size of up to 500 MB.

STEP 3

Wait until your file is uploaded and converted into the ICO image format, you can download the converted file up to a maximum of 5 times, and can also delete the file from the Download page.