Create favicons from text, emojis, or images with all device sizes (16x16 to 512x512), background/text color customization, border radius control, and batch download
Create favicons from text, an emoji, or an uploaded image, and export PNG icons in all the sizes modern browsers and devices expect. The tool renders your source onto a canvas and resizes it to each standard dimension, so you don't have to resize and export by hand in an image editor.
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You have one 512×512 logo PNG and need every favicon size plus the exact HTML to drop into <head>.
Uploaded
logo.png (512×512, transparent background)
Generated set + markup
favicon-16.png favicon-32.png favicon-48.png apple-touch-icon-180.png android-chrome-192.png android-chrome-512.png <link rel="icon" sizes="32x32" href="/favicon-32.png"> <link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="/apple-touch-icon-180.png">
Different surfaces demand different sizes, 16/32 for browser tabs, 180 for iOS home screens, 192/512 for Android and PWA manifests. The tool downsamples your single source image to each, all in the browser via canvas, and hands you the precise `<link>` tags so you do not have to remember which platform wants which file.
Create favicons from text, an emoji, or an uploaded image, and export PNG icons in all the sizes modern browsers and devices expect. The tool renders your source onto a canvas and resizes it to each standard dimension, so you don't have to resize and export by hand in an image editor.
Browsers and devices request favicons in several sizes: 16x16 and 32x32 for browser tabs, 48x48 for Windows tiles, 180x180 as the Apple touch icon, and 192x192 / 512x512 for Android home-screen shortcuts. Pick a source, text, an emoji, or your own image, and the tool draws it to a canvas and downscales it to each selected size as a PNG. All output is PNG (including the Apple touch icon, which is simply a 180x180 PNG); there is no .ico file produced. You download the selected sizes as individual PNG files.
Generate the common favicon PNG sizes a modern browser expects in one pass.
Spin up a favicon from an emoji or a couple of letters without opening a design tool.
Re-export all favicon sizes from a new logo image when the brand changes.
For an image, use a square, high-resolution PNG (at least 512x512) so downscaling stays crisp. You can also generate directly from text or an emoji.
No. All icons are exported as PNG. Most modern browsers accept PNG favicons; if you specifically need favicon.ico for legacy support, convert one of the PNGs with a separate ICO converter.
Not currently. Reference the PNGs in your <head> yourself, for example <link rel="icon" type="image/png" sizes="32x32" href="/favicon-32x32.png"> and <link rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" href="/apple-touch-icon.png">.
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