ICO is a stack
A single favicon.ico can hold multiple sizes (16, 32, 48…) in one file. Browsers pick the closest fit automatically.
Privacy: Images never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.
Tip: Place assets at /icons (or your chosen path) and paste the tags into your page’s <head>.
This tool outputs common favicon sizes as PNG (1632486496128
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manifest.webmanifest (with regular + maskable icons), and browserconfig.xml for Windows tiles — plus ready-to-paste HTML.
Favicons are the small icons that appear in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search results.
They help users recognise your site instantly and improve brand consistency.
With our favicon generator, you can create PNG, ICO, and optional SVG formats, along with a complete manifest.webmanifest and browserconfig.xml file for full device compatibility.
Everything runs entirely offline in your browser, so your logo files are never uploaded to a server — ensuring complete privacy.
After creating your favicon pack, you may also want to generate meta tags for better SEO or compress images to optimise site performance. For a full design workflow, check our Image Resizer & Converter and CSS Gradient Generator.
Include a multi-resolution favicon.ico (16 & 32), PNG 180×180 for Apple touch, and 192/512 for PWA. This generator exports all the common sizes.
Yes — everything runs locally in your browser; no uploads.
Put icons in a stable path like /icons and paste the provided HTML tags into your page <head>. Keep manifest.webmanifest there too.
A single favicon.ico can hold multiple sizes (16, 32, 48…) in one file. Browsers pick the closest fit automatically.
Apple Touch icons ignore favicon.ico; they want a square PNG (usually 180×180) and prefer a colored background over transparency.
PWA “maskable” icons add safe padding so Android launchers can clip to circles or squircles without chopping your logo.
Browsers aggressively cache /favicon.ico. Bump the filename or query string (favicon-2.ico?v=2) when updating.
Firefox and Chrome support SVG favicons, but Safari and many platforms still expect PNG/ICO. Ship a PNG alongside for safety.