Easy Bake Icon can make an icon with multiple sizes from any image that Image Events can handle: BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPEG2, MacPaint, PDF, Photoshop, PICT, PNG, PSD, QuickTime Image, SGI, Text, TGA, TIFF.
Easy Bake Icon uses tools built right into the Mac OS (Tiger tested only). After dragging image(s) onto the droplet, Image Events makes different sized tiff images from your original. Next it merges them together with the tiffutil unix command. Then it makes that tiff file into an icon with the tiff2icns Unix command. Finally, it cleans up the tiff files it created. You then choose
Easy Bake Icon uses tools built right into the Mac OS (Tiger tested only). After dragging image(s) onto the droplet, Image Events makes different sized tiff images from your original. Next it merges them together with the tiffutil unix command. Then it makes that tiff file into an icon with the tiff2icns Unix command. Finally, it cleans up the tiff files it created. You then choose
What's New
Version 2.0: Leopard and 512x512 ready via makeicns.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:9,710 |
| Version Downloads:4,692 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Image Editing |
| License:Free |
| Date:13 Mar 2009 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Easy Bake Icon can make an icon with multiple sizes from any image that Image Events can handle: BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPEG2, MacPaint, PDF, Photoshop, PICT, PNG, PSD, QuickTime Image, SGI, Text, TGA, TIFF.
Easy Bake Icon uses tools built right into the Mac OS (Tiger tested only). After dragging image(s) onto the droplet, Image Events makes different sized tiff images from your original. Next it merges them together with the tiffutil unix command. Then it makes that tiff file into an icon with the tiff2icns Unix command. Finally, it cleans up the tiff files it created. You then choose whether to view or not to view the icon.
Easy Bake Icon uses tools built right into the Mac OS (Tiger tested only). After dragging image(s) onto the droplet, Image Events makes different sized tiff images from your original. Next it merges them together with the tiffutil unix command. Then it makes that tiff file into an icon with the tiff2icns Unix command. Finally, it cleans up the tiff files it created. You then choose whether to view or not to view the icon.
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iPhone4S reviewed on 24 May 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 27 Aug 2005
"rm: [path]combo of [filename]: no such file or directory"
I end up with an .icns file but it's very low rez and not of the same standard as OS X icons.
If this is a utility for manufacturing System 9 icons that's fine but there is no mention of this in the "instructions".
This little app might need some tweaking before it's really ready for release in the wild where it will be exposed to fairly uneducated souls like me. :)
Anonymous reviewed on 27 Aug 2005
Just did a psd with alpha channel and dropped on the application.
Perfect. Great work, thanx!