Create 32-bit icons on MacOS 8.5 or newer with clip2icns.
If you're looking for a utility to help you create 32 bit icons on MacOS 8.5 and above, clip2icns may be just what you need. As Apple has not yet released an editor, this software has been designed to fill that gap. Its functionality is to take any picture from the clipboard, break it down into both an icon and mask, and then insert it into a current file, or create a new icon.
One of the standout features of clip2icns is its flexibility, as it can be used with any graphics application. It is not limited to Mac OS 8.5, so even if you're running an earlier version of the system, you can still enjoy the benefits of this software. Plus, it's easy to insert into Kaleidoscope schemes.
In the latest release, clip2icns has been improved significantly. It should now work once again under pre-8.5 systems, which expands its compatibility even further. Additionally, opening a file that's currently in use will now display an error message for greater safety. Lastly, icons with custom IDs should now be displayed properly. All of these updates make clip2icns an even more reliable and useful tool for MacOS users.
One of the standout features of clip2icns is its flexibility, as it can be used with any graphics application. It is not limited to Mac OS 8.5, so even if you're running an earlier version of the system, you can still enjoy the benefits of this software. Plus, it's easy to insert into Kaleidoscope schemes.
In the latest release, clip2icns has been improved significantly. It should now work once again under pre-8.5 systems, which expands its compatibility even further. Additionally, opening a file that's currently in use will now display an error message for greater safety. Lastly, icons with custom IDs should now be displayed properly. All of these updates make clip2icns an even more reliable and useful tool for MacOS users.
What's New
Version 1.5.1: N/A