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Favicon generator

Turn an image into a favicon.ico, or a full favicon set for your website.

Drop images here

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JPEG · PNG · WebP · AVIF · up to 10.0 MB · 5 at a time

Your files are deleted automatically after 1 hour.

How it works

A browser tab picks whichever icon size it needs, so a good favicon is a single .ico file holding several resolutions at once, built with modern PNG-in-ICO that every current browser reads. Choose “ICO file” for just that, or “Full set” for a ZIP that also contains the named PNGs a modern site references — favicon-16x16, favicon-32x32, apple-touch-icon (180), and the 192 and 512 PWA icons — plus a ready-to-edit site.webmanifest. A square logo works best; if yours is not square, choose whether to crop it to a square or fit the whole thing and pad the edges.

Formats and limits

Accepts
jpeg, png, webp, avif, gif, tiff, bmp
Outputs
ico
Max size
10.0 MB
Per batch
5 files

Your privacy

Files are deleted automatically one hour after upload. Nothing is kept, and no account is needed to use this.

Generate a favicon — the little icon in a browser tab — from any image, online. It produces the icon sizes a website needs so your site looks finished in tabs, bookmarks, and on phone home screens.

What a favicon is and why it matters

A favicon is the small icon shown in a browser tab, bookmarks bar, and on a phone home screen when someone saves your site. It is a small but important finishing touch — a site without one looks unfinished, and the icon is how people find your tab among many. This tool turns any square image or logo into the sizes browsers and devices expect.

Design a mark that reads tiny

Favicons render as small as 16×16 pixels, where fine detail disappears. A bold, simple, high-contrast mark reads far better than a detailed logo shrunk down. Start from a clean square image and the generator produces the standard sizes.

How to make a favicon from an image

  1. 1Upload a square image or logo (simple, high-contrast art works best).
  2. 2The tool generates the standard favicon sizes.
  3. 3Preview how the icon looks small.
  4. 4Download the favicon files ready to add to your site.

When to use Favicon generator

  • Adding a proper tab icon to a website or web app.
  • Turning a logo into the icons phones use when a site is saved to the home screen.
  • Finishing a site’s branding so it looks professional in a tab.

Tips

  • Favicons render tiny — a bold, simple mark reads far better than a detailed logo shrunk down.

Frequently asked questions

What image should I use for a favicon?

A square, simple, high-contrast image or logo. Fine detail disappears at 16×16, so bold shapes work best.

What sizes do I get?

The common sizes browsers and devices expect, so the icon looks right in tabs, bookmarks, and on home screens.

Is my logo uploaded?

Yes — your image is uploaded so our server can do the work, and it is deleted automatically an hour later. No account is needed.