Step 01: Upload a logo
Upload an image that should become the site or page icon.
Free · No signup · ICO + PNG ZIP
Upload a logo and download ICO, PNG, and Apple touch icons in one ZIP — free, no account, no watermark.
favicon.ico (16×16, 32×32, 48×48) + PNG icons + 180×180 Apple Touch Icon — one ZIP
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Turn a brand image into a small browser-tab icon.
Upload an image that should become the site or page icon.
Choose the right icon output size or style for the destination.
Download the final favicon or icon asset.
I built this for designers and site owners who need an icon without drawing too much complexity.
The workflow is useful when a brand asset needs to be consistent across a page and a browser tab.
It gives a page a stronger identity in a small visual footprint.
The output is easier to keep small and fast than a large image export.
See what Favicon Generator is built to change — static marketing mock, not a live edit.
Logo image
Favicon tile
Ship a tab icon without a full brand kit.
Make a quick identity tile for demos.
Create a compact mark for early builds.
Regenerate icons when the logo changes.
Formats, processing, and practical limits for this tool.
Favicon generation depends on a source image that can still read clearly after scaling down to a tiny icon size. Very detailed images can turn into a blurry or less readable icon.
Straight answers about this tool — privacy, formats, limits, and how processing works.
The tool generates a favicon.ico containing 16×16, 32×32, and 48×48 pixel sizes, individual PNG icons at those same three sizes, and a 180×180 Apple touch icon — all in one ZIP.
Yes. Upload a PNG with transparency, and the tool preserves it in all generated icons. Avoid transparency for .ico files if targeting older browsers.
Different devices and platforms require specific sizes (e.g., Apple touch icons need 180×180). Providing all sizes ensures compatibility across browsers and OS versions.
Upload at least 512×512 pixels for best results. The tool scales down while maintaining clarity, but starting with high resolution prevents pixelation.
No. The tool requires a raster image (JPG, PNG, WebP). Convert vector files to high-resolution PNG first for optimal results.