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Favicon generator

Generate all favicon sizes + ICO file from a single image. Covers browser tabs, Apple Touch Icon, Android PWA icons. Includes HTML meta tags and manifest.json. One click, instant download.

Drop your logo or icon, click to browse, or Ctrl+V to paste

Recommended: 512x512px or larger, square aspect ratio

What is Favicon Generator?

A favicon is the small icon displayed in browser tabs, bookmarks, history lists, and mobile home screens. Modern websites need favicons in multiple sizes for different platforms: 16×16 and 32×32 for browser tabs, 180×180 for Apple Touch Icons on iOS, and 192×192 and 512×512 for Android PWA (Progressive Web App) manifest icons. This favicon generator creates all 9 essential sizes plus a multi-size ICO file from a single source image entirely in your browser. It also generates the HTML link tags and manifest.json snippet you need to install the favicons on your website. Upload your logo or icon, and the tool instantly generates pixel-perfect favicons for every platform. For best results, use a square image at least 512×512 pixels. No server upload is required — your brand assets stay private.

How to Use Favicon Generator

  1. 1

    Upload your source image

    Drag and drop your logo, icon, or any square image. For best results use a 512×512px or larger image with a simple, recognizable design that works at small sizes.

  2. 2

    Generate all sizes

    Click Generate All Sizes to create favicons in 9 PNG sizes (16-512px) plus a multi-size ICO file containing 16, 32, and 48px versions.

  3. 3

    Download and install

    Download individual sizes, the ICO file, or all at once. Copy the HTML link tags and paste them into your page head. Copy the manifest.json icons snippet for PWA support.

Features

  • Generates all 9 PNG sizes + multi-size ICO file (16, 32, 48px)
  • Covers browser tabs, Apple Touch Icon (180px), and PWA icons (192, 512px)
  • Ready-to-copy HTML link tags for all sizes
  • manifest.json icons snippet for PWA support
  • Visual preview of each generated size
  • Zero server upload — all generation in your browser

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Frequently Asked Questions

What image should I use as the source?+
Use a square image at least 512×512 pixels. Simple logos and icons with bold shapes work best since they need to be recognizable at 16×16 pixels. Avoid text-heavy designs that become unreadable at small sizes.
What is the ICO file for?+
The ICO file (favicon.ico) is a multi-size icon that contains 16×16, 32×32, and 48×48 versions in a single file. Place it at your website root (/favicon.ico) for maximum browser compatibility. Browsers automatically look for this file.
What sizes do I actually need?+
At minimum: favicon.ico (multi-size), 180×180 (Apple Touch Icon), and 192×192 (Android). For complete coverage, include all 9 PNG sizes plus the ICO. The 512×512 is required for PWA splash screens.
How do I add favicons to my website?+
Place the files in your site root and copy the HTML link tags provided by the tool into your page <head>. For PWAs, add the manifest.json icons snippet to your web app manifest.
Why does my favicon look blurry?+
The source image is likely too small or has too much detail. Start with a 512×512px or larger square image with a simple design. Complex logos with thin lines become unclear at 16×16 pixels.
Is my logo uploaded to a server?+
No. All favicon generation happens in your browser using the Canvas API. Your brand assets never leave your device.