RealWorld Icon Editor has many unexpected features under the hood. Features likelayer effects (~ layer styles in Photoshop), scripting, or mouse gestures. The built-in3D editor allows you to create icons with consistent 3D look and feel.

Using 3D editor saves time and most importantly, gives all your icons a uniform look and feel. When generating an icon from a 3D model, you get lighting, occlusion, and perspective transformations for free. You can change them at any time and generate an updated icon in a few seconds.

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The program can create icons compatible with all versions of Windows, as well as Mac OS Tiger. It's also able to manage icon libraries. And RealWorld Icon Editor even has a few extensions available to add more capabilities, like the ability to run a few Photoshop-compatible image filters within the editor.

Are you getting tired of looking at the same icons, day after day after day after day? Have you ever thought that you could do a better job at creating stunning icons than the suits at the big software company? Well, today's the day that you can rise to the challenge, because today is the day that you discover RealWorld Icon Editor!

RealWorld Icon Editor lets you create icons from image files, craft icons from 3D models, and manage icon libraries! Plus, the icons that you produce using RealWorld Icon Editor are fully compatible with both Windows and Mac computers. Whether you want to create icons from scratch or modify existing icons to your own preferences, you can't go wrong with RealWorld Icon Editor!

Using any image in the JPEG, PNG, PSD, BMP, or GIF format, you'll be able to create an icon that's uniquely yours! Or, if you're feeling particularly creative, you can craft an icon from scratch using a number of painting tools. More than just a drawing program, RealWorld Icon Editor gives you the flexibility of layer effects, scripting, and mouse gestures. What's more, the integrated 3D editor will astound and amaze you with its ability to produce realistic and consistent lights and shadows, no matter how little skill you have!

As, in general, details are pretty important, the graphical designs of your icons can have some pull in the overall success of your product. Programs like RealWorld Icon Editor are developed to help you come up with some great looking icons for your programs.

With RealWorld Icon Editor you will be able to create icons from scratch, from an image or from multiple parts. This program features a large amount of handy functions, such as drawing tools, text tools and various photo editing functions.

The users of RealWorld Icon Editor will quickly discover that this program offers an impressive number of advantages. One of the most important ones is that the icons which they create will be compatible with Windows XP, Windows 7 as well as with Windows Vista.

Personally, I think RealWorld Icon Editor is truly a complete solution for all your icon editing needs. This program has batch icon creation capabilities and is actually affordable, so I recommend it to everyone who is in search of such a tool.

While most image editors could be used to create small icons, an icon tool is a utility which is (almost) exclusively devoted to designing icons, and has special features and tools designed to make quick work of small icon design.

While I'm not comfortable recommending a single best Icon Editor, this review will introduce the top icon editors available for Windows, and discuss their pros and cons. It will be up to you to decide which one best suits your needs.

There are some very good icon editor's available today, both commercial and freeware. In this review I will look into a few of the commercial and freeware icon editors available on the internet today. The icon editors that will be reviewed are: HeavenTools AWicons Pro, Axialis IconWorkshop, Eclipsit Microangelo Toolset, RealWorld Icon Editor, Newera IconCool Studio, Aha-Soft IconLover, CursorArts IconForge, LiquidIcon XP, and SnIco Edit.

Icons have common uses such as application icons, CD-ROM icons, favorite icons on websites and more. The icon format is designed to support multiple images - in essence it is a container, which holds all the information on each different version of the same image. Icon color depths, folder views, operating system and resolutions, are tied directly into the users system. Those factors contribute to the location and how the icon will be displayed.

Icon editors implement functions missing from most image editors like Adobe Photoshop and Corel Paint Shop Pro. For instance, icon editors can create or modify icons from scratch while being able to take common graphic files and convert them into icon files. While you can use a photoshop plugin in any image editor, an icon editor could be the right choice for you.

The new Windows Vista that is coming out next year will support twelve icon formats. One is the 256x256 icon which will seem a bit "large" on a 96-DPI screen, but keep in mind that technology has been designed for future screens. For example future LCD screens will support resolutions up to 240/320 DPI. Windows XP allows 24-bit color and 8-bit alpha transparency information, and the older Windows versions makes them to non-transparancy with a restricted color palette. With the icon format you may have multiple color depths and pixel dimensions. That avoids having the operating system into forcing a single image into different sizes and restricted color selection.

It's not clear if Windows Vista icons are supported. There is no way to make certain fixed intervals on the grid look darker than the other grid lines, which can help in figuring out the position of an icon.

 Heaventools AWicons Pro has 12 types of gradients for use in their icon editor. I could not find a save gradient feature in AWicons Pro. There are lots of gradient types, but the gradient feature is still limited as if you wanted to save a gradient effect so you could load it again easily I found no way of doing that. Which is a small feature, but could turnout to be a huge timesaver if implemented. 

Overall Heaventools AWicons Pro is a tool that is written well for the most part. The interface provided seemed like it could be efficient after you get used to not being able to work with it full screen as you cannot maximize it. Has plenty of tools you can use to create and edit icons with. Only one file can be edited at a time without opening the program again.

Axialis IconWorkshop has a interface called "Axialis Software User Interface" and it allows you to select one color for the "User Interface Type" to base the rest of the interface on and if you simply do not like how it does you can turn it back to the Standard Windows User Interface in the preferences. Along with the user interface you can change the backgrounds of the full screen mode when of when you open a media file using the full screen, the document windows background, and also the Scale 1:1 Preview background. 

The grid in Axialis IconWorkshop can also have stronger lines at certain fixed intervals with the value being in pixels in which you control by changing a number or even disabling it if you do not like it at all in the preferences. The default for the stronger grid lines is eight. The stronger lines being enabled helps when drawing icons as it can be used as a good reference to count the number of pixels that a certain place in the icon is in a specific direction. 

Axialis IconWorkshop has five gradient types you can choose from. I saw where you could save color swatch gradients, but this does not appear to be the same as saving gradient colors for easy using. The gradients will do a good job however for most stuff but if you want to do some advanced gradient effects then it would take a few more steps to achieve it. You can save 32-bit dlls from icon library files directly from the program starting with version 6.03. 

Overall Axialis IconWorkshop was written well also. It was easy to jump right into it and start creating and editing icons. I have had good success working with it while writing this review. The object packs are a good addition that novice users will find that will come in handy while they are learning icon design. They are also good to get the creativity flowing when you don't have any ideas on what you want an icon to look like. Most of the interface seemed to provide efficient work flow. Allows more than one icon file to be opened at a time. 

The Corporate Edition (the one I reviewed) has all the features and permits to create commercial/shareware applications, not the Personal Edition. For the difference between Personal and Corporate it is recommended you check out the difference in each edition for more info.

Eclipsit uses several different created exe's in their Microangelo Toolset to provide some of what is built into the other two commercial icon editors I looked at. The interface uses the default windows look and doesnt have their own look added to it. There is no way to make certain intervals of the grid to look darker than the other lines. The color finder also seems like a nice tool which allows the user to find all of a certain color in an icon. You can rename a created .icl from this program to .dll in a file explorer and it will be a 32-bit dll. 

Eclipsit Microangelo Toolset has 2 types and has some preset color values you can load. You can just as easily create and save gradient files which would allow for faster icon designing as you could save your favorite gradient you made to a file then re-open it whenever you need it. It also has a cool way of applying the gradient. 

Overall Eclipsit Microangelo Toolset is a set of well written programs. Some of the stuff could be confusing to new icon artists for a little while until they get used to it. You can only edit one icon file with multiple formats in a window at a time without launching the program twice. A thing that confused me a first was the undo, not with the feature itself but if you undo with the keyboard shortcut and let off with the CTRL key before the Z key you will toggle the Zero Opacity and then must hit Z again before you can paint again. Other than that the interface provided seemed to allow you to work efficient in most cases. be457b7860

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