Icon Keeper Desktop Layout Restore
Save and restore your Windows desktop icon layouts easily.
What it does
IconKeeper lets you save, back up, and restore Windows desktop icon positions with one click. Create multiple profiles for work, gaming, development, or daily use. It can preview layouts, detect missing or new icons, scale positions after resolution changes, create backups before restoring, and keep save/restore history. Available in Turkish and English, IconKeeper only manages icon positions—it never moves, deletes, or modifies your files.
IconKeeper is a desktop layout management application that lets you save, back up, and restore the positions of your Windows desktop icons with one click.

Desktop icon positions may change after display resolution changes, Windows updates, software installations, or manual desktop organization. With IconKeeper, you can save your current desktop arrangement as a layout profile and restore
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