#AFFINITY PHOTO ICO EXPORT PLUGIN WINDOWS 10#

Icon (or in the menu, either works the same) and select 'Open file location'.Ī Windows File Explorer window will open with 'photoshop.exe highlighted. Simply right-click on Photoshop's desktop

cur files.ģ) 64-bit, the file we want - named '' is for Windows 7 and above and includes Photoshop CC versions.Ģ) The location of the plug-in folder, which seems to be a hassle for some people, is very easy to find. ico files and favicons.Ģ) 32-bit - named '' that is for all Photoshop versions and 32-bit Windows 7 and above. It will not actually SAY 32-bit.ī) Check Photoshop: Click 'Help' then 'About Photoshop CC.' - If it says 'X64' at the end of the version number at the top,Ĭ) Check the plug-in: There are 3 plug-in versions at the web address listed above:ġ) 32-bit - named '' that is for all Photoshop versions and 32-bit Windows 7 and above. The plug-in allows for saving an image as a cursor (.cur), icon (.ico), or favicon (.ico).Ī couple of things that may be causing people problems:ġ) If you have 64-bit Windows and 64-bit Photoshop, you MUST use the 64-bit version of the plug-in.Ī) Check Windows: Right-click the desktop icon labeled 'This PC', select 'Properties', look in 'System type:'. Download the proper file from that address, unzip it, drop it into the plug-ins folder, restart Photoshop and all is well. ico' plug-in at Telegraphics - Free plugins for Photoshop & Illustrator.and other software DOES work.

#AFFINITY PHOTO ICO EXPORT PLUGIN WINDOWS 10#

For anyone having troubles, I can confirm that as of and with Photoshop 2015.5 and Windows 10 64-bit, the 'Save an icon.

Affinity photo ico export plugin