About FastIcns
With an innovative and easy to use interface, you can create your icons for Mac in a few steps.

- How does FastIcns works? Pick your favourite file, folder or image and drag it over the cube; check the preview and then double-click the cube to save as an icns file, as a resource-fork-only file or as a PNG image. Or you can drop another file holding the Command key to assign it the icon.
- Which kind of image formats are supported? FastIcns supports all common image formats, including transparent images and Windows icons. Just try it! ;)
- What’s an icns file useful for? You can provide it as an icon for a bundle. For example, Mac OS X applications use this format for their icons.
- What’s an icon in a resource-fork-only file useful for? This is the recommended format to distribute your icons.
- Can I assign the icon to an already existing file or folder? Yes. Drag the target file or folder over the cube pressing the Command key: you’ll be asked to confirm changing its icon. Or choose “Assign to file or folder” from the File menu.
- Can I convert more than one file at the same time? Yes. Enable the batch conversion mode from the menu or with Command-B and play with it: double click on the cube to configure it and drop files to create icons.

What’s New in this Version
- added background on mouse over
- added no-cube version
- added explicit assignment function
- localized in Korean