Key Features
- Generate all favicon formats in one click
- Creates favicon.ico with multiple sizes (16, 32, 48px)
- Generates PNG favicons for all modern browsers
- Creates Apple Touch Icon (180×180px) for iOS devices
- Generates Android Chrome icons (192×192, 512×512)
- Includes site.webmanifest for PWA support
- Provides ready-to-use HTML code snippet
- Download everything as a convenient ZIP file
Common Use Cases
- Create complete favicon package for new website launch
- Update existing website with modern favicon formats
- Generate favicons for Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
- Create branded icons for all devices and platforms
- Prepare favicon files for WordPress or other CMS
- Generate favicons for client websites quickly
How to Use
- Upload your logo or image (square PNG, JPG, or SVG recommended)
- Enter your website name and short name for the manifest
- Click "Generate All Favicons" to create the complete package
- Download the ZIP file containing all favicon files
- Extract the ZIP and upload all files to your website root directory
- Copy the provided HTML code and paste it into your <head> section
- Clear your browser cache to see the new favicon
Frequently Asked Questions
The package includes: favicon.ico (multi-size icon for browsers), favicon-16x16.png and favicon-32x32.png (standard sizes), apple-touch-icon.png (180×180 for iOS), android-chrome-192x192.png and android-chrome-512x512.png (for Android), and site.webmanifest (web app manifest file). This covers all modern browsers and devices.
Upload a square image at least 512×512px for best results. Larger images (1024×1024px) work even better. The image should be square (equal width and height) and ideally in PNG format with a transparent background. SVG files also work great and will be converted to all required formats.
For maximum compatibility, yes! Different browsers and devices look for different favicon formats. iOS devices use apple-touch-icon.png, Android uses android-chrome icons, and traditional browsers use favicon.ico. Having all formats ensures your favicon displays correctly everywhere.
The site.webmanifest file is a JSON file that provides metadata about your website for Progressive Web Apps (PWA). It tells mobile browsers how to display your site when added to the home screen, including which icons to use, the site name, and display preferences. It's becoming a standard for modern websites.
Upload all the files to your website's root directory (the same folder as your index.html or index.php). For example, if your website is example.com, the files should be accessible at example.com/favicon.ico, example.com/apple-touch-icon.png, etc.
Browsers aggressively cache favicons. After uploading your new favicon files and adding the HTML code, you need to clear your browser cache (Ctrl+Shift+Delete or Cmd+Shift+Delete) and hard refresh (Ctrl+F5 or Cmd+Shift+R). It may take a few minutes for the new favicon to appear.
Yes, but keep in mind that favicons display very small (16×16px in browser tabs). Logos with detailed text may not be readable. For best results, use a simple logo or icon that's recognizable even at tiny sizes. Consider using just a symbol or letter if your full logo is too complex.
Absolutely! All images are processed securely on our server and are automatically deleted immediately after you download the ZIP file. We do not store, view, or share your images with anyone. All processing is done privately and securely.
