Thanks @dan @bon for another great episode…
In the discussion you disclose various formats for web icons needed for various things.
If users want an APP for that, @Doobox makes a nice App that will take an image, make a PNG and ICO file for your website out of it. The ICO file contains the 3 sizes required. Does nothing for SVG format though.
It’s useful, inexpensive and saves a whack of time…
Just thought I would throw that out there…
Brad
Yes, thanks.
But… having been so clear about the correct way to pronounce Leicester and not once getting it wrong, you went and let the side down with Gloucester.
This resource was passed along to me as well: http://realfavicongenerator.net/ Outputs a ton of different options (including Pinned Tab svg’s)
@Turtle , if you mean converting SVG into icons, I use Iconverrticons for that.
I haven’t used the app from @Doobox yet but I’ll play around with it and all the other stuff from them. @Doobox had a great mega bundle deal and I got the whole lot – including the kitchen sink. 
Anyway, if you want to convert SVG into icons, you might want to try Iconverticons.
Thanks for that @eagerweaver, no, I was saying that Doobox’s app does not make an svg for you. But your link is excellent non the less 
The Font Awesome image creator is pretty cool too!
Brad
Glad you enjoyed the show, if you haven’t listened yet, you can do so here: http://rapidweavercommunity.com/podcasts/the-rapidweaver-show/33
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One thing to check with ico and web images created by online and App generators, is the size of the files they generate. Some are absolutely huge!
I generated a very simple ico file with an App and it created a 75K ico, yet the same original optimised png was 0.5k. Even the web images are a few Kb but at least you can optimise the pngs.