Favicon Generator
Generate favicon icons in all standard sizes from any image
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Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes does a favicon need?
Modern browsers mainly need 32×32, 180×180 (Apple touch) and you can add 16×16. The generator produces them all.
Can I generate a favicon from any image?
Yes — upload a logo or image and the tool resizes it into the standard favicon sizes.
Which format is best for favicons?
PNG (and ICO for legacy sites). The generator exports the modern PNG set.
How do I install the generated icons?
Drop the files into your site root and reference the largest one in the head with a link rel="icon" tag.
How this tool works
A favicon is the tiny icon in the browser tab, the bookmark bar and the phone home screen. It is the first thing a returning visitor sees before your page even finishes loading.
- Upload a logo, icon or any clear image and the tool generates the full set every platform asks for: SVG plus 32px and 180px PNGs, covering tabs, shortcuts, iOS and Android install prompts.
- The source is cropped to a square and scaled with a high-quality filter, so a simple mark stays legible at 16px. Download everything as one ZIP and drop the files into your site's root.
Why a favicon earns its pixels
In a browser with twenty open tabs, the favicon is often the only visual cue distinguishing yours - which makes it a click-through aid. Browsers that find none fall back to a generic page icon, and the site looks unfinished in bookmarks.
Mobile home-screen icons matter just as much: a crisp icon makes a web app feel installed, while a missing one makes it look like an ordinary bookmark. One upload here covers both cases with native-size files.
Pro tip: Test the 16px result at actual size before publishing. If the mark turns to mush that small, simplify it - a favicon is a silhouette first, a logo second.