Favicon Pack Generator — PNG, ICO, SVG (Offline & Private)

Upload a logo or type an emoji/initials, then export PNGs (16–512), favicon.ico, manifest.webmanifest, browserconfig.xml, and ready HTML tags — all client-side.

Source & Options

Privacy: Images never leave your device. All processing happens in your browser.

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Tip: Place assets at /icons (or your chosen path) and paste the tags into your page’s <head>.

        

      


      
      

      
Create a complete favicon pack in one step

        

          This favicon pack generator helps you create all the icon sizes and files a modern website needs, without complex
          setup or external uploads. Favicons are the small brand icons that appear in browser tabs, bookmarks, mobile home
          screens, and search results. A complete set makes your site look polished across Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge,
          Android, iOS, and Windows tiles.
        

        

          The idea is simple: start with one high-quality source image, then generate many optimized sizes. Different
          platforms expect different formats, so this tool outputs standard PNG sizes, a multi-resolution
          favicon.ico, a manifest.webmanifest for progressive web apps, and a
          browserconfig.xml for Windows tiles. It also produces ready-to-paste HTML tags so you can install the
          pack quickly in your site’s <head>.
        


        
How to use the generator

        
    
          
  1. Upload a clean SVG or a large PNG (512×512 or bigger for best clarity).
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  2. Adjust colors and corner radius if you are creating a simple text or emoji icon.
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  3. Click Generate to create the full favicon pack and download the files.
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  4. Place the files in a stable folder like /icons and paste the HTML tags into your page.
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          If your site uses a custom path, you can update the generated tags to match. The output works with common static
          site generators and CMS platforms, so you can drop it into WordPress, Next.js, Hugo, or plain HTML.
        


        
What’s included

        

          You’ll get common PNG sizes (16324864
          96128180192
          256384512), a multi-size
          favicon.ico (16 & 32), a PWA manifest.webmanifest with regular and maskable icons, and
          a browserconfig.xml file for Microsoft tiles.
        


        
Practical tips

        
    
          
  • Use a transparent background if your logo has rounded edges or needs to blend with themes.
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  • Keep details bold and simple so the icon reads well at 16×16 pixels.
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  • Test the output by bookmarking your site and checking the mobile home screen preview.
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          Common use cases include launching a new website, refreshing a brand identity, or packaging icons for a web app or
          PWA. Whether you search for a favicon generator, a favicon pack creator, or an icon set for web browsers, this tool
          gives you a fast, privacy-friendly way to generate the files you need.
        

        
        
        
      


      

        
Favicon Generator: FAQs

        
Which favicon sizes do I need?

        
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.

        
Can I generate favicons offline?

        
Yes — everything runs locally in your browser; no uploads.

        
Where should I place the files?

        
Put icons in a stable path like /icons and paste the provided HTML tags into your page <head>. Keep manifest.webmanifest there too.

      


      

        

           5 Fun Facts about Favicons
        

        

          

            
            
ICO is a stack

            
A single favicon.ico can hold multiple sizes (16, 32, 48…) in one file. Browsers pick the closest fit automatically.

            
Multi-resolution

          

          

            
            
Safari loves its own

            
Apple Touch icons ignore favicon.ico; they want a square PNG (usually 180×180) and prefer a colored background over transparency.

            
iOS pickiness

          

          

            
            
Maskable for circles

            
PWA “maskable” icons add safe padding so Android launchers can clip to circles or squircles without chopping your logo.

            
PWA safe zone

          

          

            
            
Cache is stubborn

            
Browsers aggressively cache /favicon.ico. Bump the filename or query string (favicon-2.ico?v=2) when updating.

            
Hard refresh trick

          

          

            
            
SVG isn’t universal

            
Firefox and Chrome support SVG favicons, but Safari and many platforms still expect PNG/ICO. Ship a PNG alongside for safety.

            
Format fallback

          

        

      


      

  


  
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