A software product icon is a starting point for users checking out your program.
It must correspond to the purpose of your program, be easily recognizable among other
icons and give positive user perception
We design icons in accordance with Microsoft's guidance on icon creation:
Creating Windows XP Icons
Windows XP-style icons are made in accordance with the following requirements:
- Full-color palette
- Visual angle and perspective
- Smoothing object corners and edges
- Fixed location of the light source and general scene ambient lighting
- Gradient fill
- Object shadows to increase contrast and image volume
- Clear object outlines
- Contemporary look of everyday objects such as computers and household articles
Icon example:
Icon sizes and colors
We create icons in three standard sizes:
- 48x48 pixels
- 32x32 pixels
- 16x16 pixels
Each icon is made in three color modes:
- 32bit (24bit + 8bit for alpha channel). Used in Windows XP.
- 8bit (256 colors + 1bit for transparency)
- 4bit (16 colors + 1bit for transparency)
As a result, the .ico file contains 9 icons:
- 48x48 32bit
- 32x32 32bit
- 16x16 32bit
- 48x48 256 colors
- 32x32 256 colors
- 16x16 256 colors
- 48x48 16 colors
- 32x32 16 colors
- 16x16 16 colors
Icon example:
An icon in all resolutions
Check our icons in the
Portfolio section
To get more info and place your order for icons, leave us a message
in the Contact us section.
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