Resource Tuner
Resource Tuner lets you view, extract, replace, edit, and delete the embedded resources of executable files: icons, strings, images, sounds, dialogs, menus - all that ma...
- Paid • Proprietary
- Windows
What is Resource Tuner?
Resource Tuner lets you view, extract, replace, edit, and delete the embedded resources of executable files: icons, strings, images, sounds, dialogs, menus - all that make up the visual part of your Windows programs.
Resource Editor screenshotsIn fact, it allows you to add your own custom branding to an application, change dialog messages, customize toolbar actions, and so on without having access to the actual source code. Resource Tuner offers exciting possibilities even if you aren't a programmer. It's perfect for translators, tweakers, and anyone else who wants a different look and feel for an application.
Resource Tuner is about the only tool you would probably trust to modify resources in a PE executable. Discover the unique features of this Resource Editor, including how to open problem executable files and edit the hidden data which the other editors simply cannot see, wide range of supported resource types, UPX unpacker, and more. You will learn the industry standard program for translating and customizing the user interface.
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Supported Languages
- English
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- Developer Tools
- Tweaks
- resource-editor
- dll
- development
- resources
- reverse-engineering
- extract-resources
- resource-hacker
- modify-exe
- dll-viewer
- exe-editor
Recent user activities on Resource Tuner
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katahiromz added Resource Tuner as alternative(s) to RisohEditor
I had problems with Resource Hacker, therefore I've tried Resource Tuner.
Resource Tuner isn't free, but you can use TRIAL version to fulfill your needs.
Personally, I was unable to change Google Chrome icons using Process Hacker, because after changing icons, Google Chrome simply wouldn't start.
Resource Tuner allowed me to change Google Chrome icons successfully in a very convenient way.
Resource Tuner even has a tutorial on how to change icons:
http://www.heaventools.com/rt-how-to-change-icon-in-exe-file.htm
In order to create various sizes of icons, I've used trial version of IcoFX.