Free ico software for mac

IcoMaker is a small tool designed to display and make icon files with suffix "ico", which are used mainly on Windows.
IcoMaker is not a "Bitmap Editor". IcoMaker makes an ICO file assembling small images which are made by other tools.
IcoMaker can make small icons attached to Web pages, so-called "favicon.ico".
Main features:
- Display ico files,
- Save selected image as a tiff file, and
- Make or edit ico files.
An ICO file can have various size of images in it; 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, and 64x64 (in pixels). They all are limitted color (palettized) images, and the numbers of colors are 2, 8, 16, or 256.
Kinds of images that IcoMaker can display and can pack into files created are:
16x16 (16 colors) 16x16 (256 colors)
32x32 (16 colors) 32x32 (256 colors)
48x48 (16 colors) 48x48 (256 colors).

icon2ico 1.0.0 comes to users as a convenient and handy droplet which converts dropped icons into .ico files. .ico is the icon format used on the Windows platform. The converted icons support Windows XP, including 48x48 sizes, 24 bit color and 8 bit transparency.

icon2ico is open source and is released as part of the public domain (which may or may not apply to the file format itself). Use/abuse freely.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.1 recommended (should support 10.0 as well)
  

Like Combine Icons, Icollator lets you read in icons from multiple files and save the loaded images out into one humongozoid multi-image .ico file.
This is useful if you have exported icons at various resolutions and bit depths from a standard imaging application (for instance, GraphicConverter, whose .ico export is unfortunately somewhat buggy, or Photoshop, via the nice free plugin available here).
Unlike Combine Icons, Icollator is written in Java, which means you can run it on your Mac (for instance, to make a favicon.ico for your web site). Icollator also has nifty previews of the XOR and AND images that make up each icon within the file. Not par

System requirements:
- Java

Iconographer X 2.5 is an impressive and unique icon editor which allows you to both change the icons of items, as well as edit the icon resources used by various programs.

Iconographer has been created from the ground up to deal with many icon formats. These include: classic Mac OS (8-bit icons only), Mac OS 8.5+ (32-bit icons with 8-bit masks), Mac OS X (128 x 128 icons in .icns files), Windows (.ico files), and Mac OS X Server (48 x 48 icons in .tiff files). Due to its flexibility, Iconographer is useful to both beginners and advanced users. It can be used for a wide range of tasks, ranging from simply creating some customized folder icons to editing complex resource files for an application to converting icons between platforms.

Atomic clock is a free Yahoo! digital clock widget made of pixels which animate to give the effect of the digits morphing into one another.
Atomic clock is highly customizable, allowing you to select various background and pixel styles and colors and choose which elements of the display are visible, and in response to popular demand it is now resizable.

Enhancements
- Added Windows .ico icon to package.