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How it works
Generates a website's favicons from a single image. It produces PNG in the usual sizes (16, 32, 48, 64 pixels, Apple and Android icon) and a ready-to-use multi-size .ico file.
Besides the images, it delivers the HTML code snippet with the corresponding link tags so you only have to paste it into your site's head and place the generated files.
Everything is generated in your browser: the image is not uploaded to any server. It is best to start from a square image with a simple design so it is well recognized at small sizes.
Use cases
- Create the favicon of a new website from a logo.
- Generate a multi-size .ico without installing editing programs.
- Get the icons for iOS and Android home screens.
- Get the ready-to-paste HTML with the favicon tags.
Frequently asked questions
What source image should I use?
A square image, of good resolution (ideally 512×512 or more) and with a simple design. Fine details are lost at 16 or 32 pixels, so a clear, contrasting symbol works better than a logo loaded with text.
What is the .ico file for?
The .ico is the classic favicon that many browsers look for by default at the site's root. It contains several sizes in a single file, so it serves as a fallback compatible with older browsers.
Where do I place the files and the code?
Upload the PNGs and the .ico to your site (usually in the root or a resources folder) and paste the generated HTML snippet inside the head tag, adjusting the paths if necessary.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. The generation of the favicons happens entirely in your browser; the image never leaves your device.