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Favicon Generator - One Image to ICO, PNG and PWA Icons at Once

Turn a single image into every favicon size you need, from the browser tab to the iOS home screen, Android Chrome, and PWA. Export ICO, PNG, and a web manifest at once, all in your browser.

Drop an image here or click to select a file

Supported: PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, SVG (square recommended)

Output Sizes
Background and Fit
(transparent: Fill background (fills the letterbox of a non-square image) OFF)
Image Fit

Per-size Preview

Export
site.webmanifest

Why one image needs many favicon sizes

Favicons span a patchwork of sizes and formats, from the small icon on a browser tab to the iOS home screen tile, the Android Chrome shortcut, and the PWA manifest. Resizing a single image by hand for each of these slots is slow and tends to leave an icon that looks soft in one environment or another.

Upload one image and this tool produces every standard size the web needs, including 16, 32, 48, 64, 180, 192, and 512, in a single pass. Pick the sizes with checkboxes, and for a non-square image choose between contain, which leaves padding, and cover, which crops to fill. Turn on fill background and the padding gets a solid color, or leave it off to keep transparency. The per-size preview updates the instant you change a setting, so you can shape the result by eye.

Who gets the most out of it

  • Web developers and publishers — shipping a complete favicon set for a new site
  • PWA developers — needing the 192 and 512 icons for the manifest
  • Brand and design teams — matching a logo to tabs, home screens, and store icons
  • Bloggers and personal site owners — quickly meeting each platform's icon requirements

Output formats at a glance

  • favicon-16x16.png — the classic tab icon
  • favicon-32x32.png — the retina tab icon
  • apple-touch-icon.png (180x180) — the iOS home screen icon
  • android-chrome-192x192.png, 512x512.png — Android Chrome and PWA
  • favicon.ico — a multi-size ICO with 16/32/48 for legacy browsers
  • site.webmanifest — the PWA manifest, driven by 192 and 512

Frequently asked questions

No. You can upload a non-square image. Contain mode scales it down so the whole image stays visible with padding, while cover mode crops it to fill the canvas edge to edge. With fill background turned on, the padding in contain mode takes the background color you pick.

No. The image is read and processed entirely in your browser. The file is never transmitted to or stored on a server, so sensitive images such as a company logo or a profile photo stay private.

ICO is the classic favicon format, and a single file can hold several sizes such as 16, 32, and 48 together. Modern browsers are happy with PNG, but ICO still comes in handy for older browsers and a few environments, so the tool exports it alongside the PNGs.

It is generated automatically once you select both 192 and 512. The manifest defines the app icon, name, and display mode for a PWA. The text area below shows its contents, which you can copy or download.

Yes. With fill background turned off, both PNG and ICO are produced with a transparent background, which is what you want when a logo should sit cleanly without a backdrop. Turn it on to fill the padding with the selected color.

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