FastIcns » Screenshots


About Box  » Click to zoom ->

About Box

This is just the application's about box :)
Main interface  » Click to zoom ->

Main interface

This is FastIcns' main interface: a simple rotating cube showing on your desktop.
Dropping an image  » Click to zoom ->

Dropping an image

You can drop any type of image or icon on the cube...
Image in the box  » Click to zoom ->

Image in the box

You see the dropped image in the rotating cube to show it's the current one.
Save Dialog  » Click to zoom ->

Save Dialog

Double-click on the cube or Cmd-S or File -> Save to get to the Save dialog, where you can choose the target file's name and format.
Save to dropped file  » Click to zoom ->

Save to dropped file

Drop a file or folder on the cube holding the Command key to set the icon for that file or folder to the current image. It's the same as choosing "resource fork" as the save format: the content of the file remains untouched.
Saved files  » Click to zoom ->

Saved files

The file cinq.icns was saved double-clicking and choosing the ICNS format. The file cinq was saved in the "resource fork" format (it's a 0-bytes file with an icon). The file cinq.jpg was dropped on the cube holding the Command key to set the icon of the file.
Face color  » Click to zoom ->

Face color

You can change the color of the cube's faces from the menu Edit -> "Set Face Color" (or Cmd-F).
No-cube interface  » Click to zoom ->

No-cube interface

You can choose to view the image plain and simple, no rotating cube. The image is framed to better understand the limits. The bordered gray background appears when the mouse is over the window (cube or no cube - it can be disabled).