BeCyIconGrabber ScreenshotRating: 55 Star Rating pick

Version tested:  2.20

BeCyIconGrabber is a very small app that extracts icons contained in resource files (DLL, ICL, OCX, CPL, SRC, ICO and CUR). It also enables saving them singly in ICO, CUR, BMP, or PNG files, or collectively within resource libraries (DLL icon libraries or ICL cursor libraries).

There are many such freeware icon extracting programs. This one is my favorite, however, for the following reasons:

  1. It allows you to save icons collectively to resource libraries. Most similar programs only feature saving icons singly.
  2. It is very small and has a functional, simple design. Different icon sizes are viewable very intuitively through clicking tabs, and there is even a zoom function.
  3. Icon search function; specific director(ies) or all directories
  4. Favorites section for all the icons you hold dear

Simple, small, looks good, and 100% free. What more do you want from an icon extractor?
Go to download page for latest version (scroll down to the middle). The program home page.

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13 Responses to “BeCyIconGrabber”

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  1. Anonymous says:

    This is very good!
    i am like it!!

  2. Leigh says:

    I can’t, for the life of me, work out how to save individual ico files to a dll or icl in BeCyGrabber. And thats the main thing that I want to do.

  3. CT says:

    Very Nice!

    ‘Leigh’ – To save individual ico file, highlight the icon you want in the Right Panel, click the ‘Save’ button underneath;
    To save several to a dll, either ‘select all’ (Ctrl A), or select just the ones you want (Ctrl LeftClick) and then click ‘Save’!
    =)

  4. mkkdurrani says:

    excellent performance

  5. cheemzy says:

    that’s nice apps. i used to make ico from bmp file. change .bmp ext into .ico,

    visit … music4free.web.id

  6. The DataRat says:

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    “very small and has a
    functional, simple design”

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    “Primitive” would be a better description for the interface. Largest icons this seems to be
    able to locate on a search are 48×48 …waaay too small ! I know there were larger icons
    there than THAT.

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    The PC Rat

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