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icns Creator for Windows

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Professional macOS Icon Creation Made Free

icns Creator is a completely free and open-source native macOS app that generates .icns and .iconset files from your images. No more paying for basic icon conversion tools – this app handles everything you need for professional macOS icon creation.

Key Features

• Universal Format Support: Accepts PNG, JPG, GIF, TIFF, and even PSD files
• Automatic Sizing: Generates all required sizes from 16x16 to 1024x1024 including Retina versions
• Big Sur Styling: Built-in rounded corners, subtle shadows, and proper padding
• Batch Processing: Convert multiple images at once
• Live Preview: See your icon in real-time with different styles applied
• Drag & Drop: Simple interface with intuitive file handling

Perfect for Mac Mini Developers

Transform your Mac Mini into a complete icon design workstation:

• Create app icons that perfectly match Apple's design guidelines
• Generate all icon sizes needed for App Store submission
• Test different styling options without expensive design software
• Maintain consistent branding across your app ecosystem

Getting Started

1. Download the free app from the official website
2. Drag your source image (preferably 1024x1024) into the app
3. Choose your style options (rounded corners, shadows, padding)
4. Select output format (.icns file or .iconset folder)
5. Export your professional-quality macOS icons

Style Options

• Rounded Corners: Matches Big Sur's modern design language
• Drop Shadow: Adds subtle depth following Apple's guidelines
• Padding: Ensures proper spacing around your icon content
• Custom Colors: Adjust background and styling elements

Why icns Creator?

Stop paying $10+ for basic icon conversion tools. This open-source alternative provides everything you need for professional macOS icon creation, with modern styling options that keep your apps looking current with Apple's latest design trends.

Perfect for indie developers, designers, and anyone building macOS applications on their Mac Mini setup.