Generate app icons on your Mac
Turn one source image into a full icon set, macOS .icns, Windows .ico, and an Xcode-ready iOS .appiconset. Every size rendered and packaged in one pass. Offline, no upload, no web tool.
Turn one source image into a full icon set, macOS .icns, Windows .ico, and an Xcode-ready iOS .appiconset. Every size rendered and packaged in one pass. Offline, no upload, no web tool.
Start from a square PNG at 1024x1024 or larger for the sharpest result.
Choose macOS .icns, Windows .ico, iOS .appiconset, or all three at once.
Picmal renders every size and packages it, ready to ship. It all runs on your Mac.
A macOS .icns, a Windows .ico, and an iOS .appiconset from the same source, all sizes rendered for you.
The .appiconset comes with its Contents.json and every required size, ready for your asset catalog. iOS icons flattened to opaque, per App Store rules.
Non-square art fits without cropping. Pick a Big Sur squircle, Tahoe, or None for the macOS tile shape.
Run it from the app, a Shortcuts action, or the command line. Nothing gets uploaded, nothing leaves your Mac.
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"Clean and easy to use. Perfect for quickly converting images without unnecessary extras."
"Everything works as expected - great app!"
"Great app! Simple and easy to use."
"It works perfectly now! Thanks and good work. It's really the kind of utility that I find very useful. I know that there are tons of free online tools doing the same thing but it's so much faster that way."
"Wonderfully simple app! I struggled with converting my images from one format to another constantly with online free tools. Picmal makes it effortless. Worth the money to avoid the hassle for sure!"
"You did a great job here! I like how easy Picmal is to use, and the frequent upgrades show that you are very committed to improving this beautiful software."
"It's a Mac-assed Mac App. Focused, customizable, flexible, well designed and super fast. 10+ times a day I need to convert a file for use on a website. Picmal makes that process a joy. My favorite conversion is taking a multipage PDF and converting each page to an individual image with one click (something even Preview can't do)."
"I really like these kinds of tools: simple interface, focused functions, one-time purchase, and continuous updates."
"Been enjoying the app! Thanks for the very handy utility."
"I f* love this app. Just so you know. Keep building!"
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Drop your source image into Picmal, pick App Icons as the output, choose the platforms you want, and click go. Picmal renders every size and packages them for you. It all runs locally on your Mac, no upload and no web tool.
A macOS .icns file, a Windows .ico file, and an iOS .appiconset folder. You can generate one platform or all three at once from the same source image, so a single render covers your Mac app, your Windows build, and your iOS project.
Yes. Picmal writes a proper .appiconset folder with the Contents.json and every required size, so you drop it straight into your Xcode asset catalog and it's ready to build. The iOS icons are flattened to opaque with no alpha channel, which is what the App Store requires.
Picmal fits a non-square image into each icon without cropping it, so nothing important gets cut off at the edges. For the cleanest result, start from a square image at the highest resolution you have, ideally 1024x1024 or larger.
Yes. Pick the Big Sur squircle for the classic rounded-square macOS tile, Tahoe for the newer shape, or None if you want to keep your full-bleed artwork and mask it yourself. Windows .ico and iOS icons keep their own platform conventions.
Yes. Picmal ships a Shortcuts action so you can wire icon generation into an automation, and a command-line tool so you can script it into a build step. Point either at a source image and get the same icon set the app produces.
Everything happens locally on your Mac. Your source art never gets uploaded, there are no per-file limits, and nothing leaves your machine. It's a one-time $29, not a subscription, updates included.