Turn a logo or any square image into a complete set of favicons: a multi-size favicon.ico, PNG icons for browsers and phones, a web manifest, and the HTML to paste into your site. Everything is generated in your browser, so your artwork is never uploaded.
Drag and drop an image here, or click to choose a file
A square PNG with transparency works best. Files stay on your device.
Each icon size is rendered, the favicon.ico is assembled, and the ZIP is packed entirely by your browser. Your source image is never sent to a server.
A favicon is the small icon shown in browser tabs, bookmarks and on phone home screens. Doing it properly means several sizes and a couple of formats, which is fiddly to make by hand. This favicon generator takes one image and produces the whole set for you: a classic favicon.ico holding the 16, 32 and 48 pixel versions, separate PNGs for modern browsers and Apple and Android devices, a web manifest, and the exact lines of HTML to drop into your page head.
It is built for web developers, bloggers and store owners who want a sharp, correct favicon across browsers and devices without wrestling with an image editor.
The favicon.ico is a proper icon file containing the 16, 32 and 48 pixel images in one, so browsers can pick the crispest version for tabs, bookmarks and the address bar.
The package includes PNG icons for modern browsers, a 180 pixel Apple touch icon for iPhones, and 192 and 512 pixel icons for Android and progressive web apps.
You also get a manifest file and a short block of HTML to copy into your page head, so wiring the favicon into your site is a matter of paste and upload.
The fastest way to make a favicon is to drop in a square PNG or JPG of your logo and let the tool render every size for you. The favicon.ico it builds holds the 16 by 16, 32 by 32 and 48 by 48 versions in a single file, which is exactly what browsers want for tabs, bookmarks and the address bar. The 16 by 16 icon is the tiny one you see in a browser tab, while 32 by 32 is used for sharper displays and pinned shortcuts. If you run a WordPress, Shopify or plain HTML website, this is the favicon.ico to upload to the root of your site, with the matching link tags pasted into the page head.
For phones and apps you also get a 180 by 180 apple touch icon, the size iPhone and iPad use when someone adds your site to the home screen, plus 192 by 192 and 512 by 512 PNGs for Android and progressive web apps along with a web manifest. Because the image is scaled to fit and centered, you can turn a wide logo, an app icon or a single letter mark into a clean set of icons. A simple symbol with a transparent background reads best once it shrinks down to 16 by 16.