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tiff2icns(1) [mojave man page]

TIFF2ICNS(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 					      TIFF2ICNS(1)

NAME

     tiff2icns -- converts TIFF to icns format

SYNOPSIS

     tiff2icns [-noLarge] infile [outfile]

DESCRIPTION

     tiff2icns can be used to convert TIFF images to 'icns' files used by Icon Services.

     Searches for 48, 32, 16, 128, 256, 512, and 1024 wide images (in that order) and converts them to icons. Doesn't do any scaling, doesn't gen-
     erate mini (12x12) icons.	If no 32x32 image was found, and the -noLarge flag was not passed, one is generated by scaling the image.

     If no output file is specified, output is written to a file whose name is the input file name, with the original extension replaced by
     '.icns'.

OPTIONS

     -noLarge  tiff2icns always creates a large 32x32 icon unless the -noLarge flag is passed.

macOS								  August 28, 2002							     macOS

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iconutil(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 					       iconutil(1)

NAME

     iconutil -- Utility to convert between '.iconset' and '.icns' files.

SYNOPSIS

     iconutil -c {icns | iconset} [-o file] file

DESCRIPTION

     iconutil converts between '.iconset' and '.icns' files. The tool takes a single source '.icns' file or '.iconset' and converts it to either a
     '.icns' or '.iconset' depending on the value of the -c flag's argument.  It is possible to specify the name of the output file by passing the
     file path as the argument to the -o flag. If -o is not set iconutil will write converted '.icns' file or '.iconset' to the same directory as
     the source file using the same file name with the correct extension for the output type.

OPTIONS

     -c --convert {icns | iconset}
	      Given the argument iconset, iconutil converts the source '.icns' file to an '.iconset'.  The '.iconset' is saved in the same direc-
	      tory as the source '.icns'. It is given the same file name as but with the '.iconset' file extension.  If the argument is icns,
	      iconutil converts the source '.iconset' to an '.icns'.  The '.icns' is saved in the same directory as the source '.iconset'. It is
	      given the same file name as the source file but with the '.iconset' file extension.

     -o --output
	      Overrides the default output file name that iconutil uses to save the converted '.iconset' or '.icns' files.

FILES

     /usr/bin/iconutil

Darwin								   June 2, 2019 							    Darwin
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