Generate favicon files in 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64 sizes from any PNG or JPG image. Free online favicon maker - no login, instant download, browser-based.
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A favicon is the small icon visible in browser tabs, bookmarks, and mobile home screens. Missing favicons leave the browser's default blank square - a minor but visible sign of incomplete site setup.
This tool resizes your source image to the four PNG sizes browsers commonly request (16×16 for tabs, 32×32 for bookmarks/taskbars, 48×48 and 64×64 for higher-density displays and desktop shortcuts), all processed locally in your browser. It doesn't produce a legacy .ico file or the larger sizes (180×180, 192×192, 512×512) that iOS home-screen icons and Android/PWA manifests use - for full multi-platform coverage you'll need to convert the PNG output separately or use a dedicated ICO/manifest generator.
Upload any image and generate PNG favicon files in four sizes - 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64 pixels - ready to link in your website's HTML head. This tool outputs PNG only; it doesn't generate a .ico file, an Apple Touch Icon, or PWA manifest icons. Works with any image your browser can decode, including SVG, via standard browser image rendering.
Upload a square PNG or JPG logo or icon.
The tool resizes your image to 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64 pixels.
Preview all four favicon sizes before downloading.
Download each favicon size as a separate PNG file.
Upload a square logo or icon and download all four PNG sizes, then add the HTML link tags to your site's <head>.
Generate a properly sized set of PNGs from a higher-resolution source instead of manually shrinking a logo file.
If your source image isn't square, crop it to a 1:1 ratio with the Image Cropper first - a non-square source is stretched to fit each square favicon size, not cropped.
The tool shows one example <link> tag for the 32×32 PNG - copy that pattern and add a separate <link> tag for the 16×16, 48×48, and 64×64 files too if you use them.
This tool doesn't generate a .ico file, an Apple Touch Icon, or PWA manifest icons - convert the 32×32 PNG separately with a dedicated ICO converter if you need legacy or full mobile coverage.
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Source
logo.png - 512x512 square logoResult
favicon-16x16.png, favicon-32x32.png, favicon-48x48.png, favicon-64x64.png - four resized PNGs, downloadable individually or all at onceEach size is generated by drawing the source image onto a canvas at that exact pixel size - there's no .ico packaging or ZIP file, just four separate PNG downloads.
Upload your logo and download the four PNG sizes to add a proper browser-tab icon to a new site.
Generate a fresh set of correctly sized PNGs from a higher-resolution source image.
Generate the standard PNG sizes for a web app's tab icon without needing design software.
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This tool generates PNG files only - there's no .ico file generation. If your setup requires a favicon.ico for legacy browser support, convert one of the PNGs separately.
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Only 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64 PNGs are generated - there's no 180×180 Apple Touch Icon or 192×192/512×512 PWA manifest icons.
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Download All Sizes triggers four separate PNG downloads in quick succession, not a single packaged ZIP file.
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The tool shows a single example <link> tag for the 32×32 PNG - add a separate <link> tag for each additional size you actually use.
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Each favicon size is generated as a square, so a non-square source image is stretched to fit rather than cropped - upload a square source image for accurate results.
A square image of 512×512 or larger downsizes cleanly to all four favicon sizes.
Icons, logos, or initials on a solid background stay legible at 16×16; detailed logos with fine text become an unreadable smudge at that size.
Copy the shown <link> tag pattern and repeat it for the 16×16, 48×48, and 64×64 PNGs if you use them, not just the 32×32 example.
This tool doesn't produce a .ico file - use a dedicated PNG-to-ICO converter afterward if your setup requires one.
Output is PNG only - there's no legacy .ico format generation, despite .ico still being requested by some older browsers and default favicon lookups.
Only 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64 are generated - the 180×180 Apple Touch Icon and 192×192/512×512 PWA manifest sizes aren't produced.
The HTML snippet shown covers the 32×32 PNG only - it doesn't provide link tags for the other three generated sizes.
Each size downloads as its own file in quick succession rather than being packaged into a single ZIP archive.
This tool only resizes an uploaded image - there's no option to generate a favicon from typed text or an emoji if you don't have a logo yet.
Each size is generated as a square canvas, so a non-square source image is stretched to fit rather than cropped - start from a square source for accurate results.
Modern browsers accept PNG favicons directly, but a fully cross-platform setup traditionally also includes a legacy .ico file and mobile home-screen icons.
| This Tool (PNG Only) | Full Package (ICO + Apple Touch + Manifest) | |
|---|---|---|
| Formats | PNG only, in 4 sizes (16/32/48/64) | ICO, PNG, and manifest-referenced icons across 6+ sizes |
| Modern browser tabs | Fully supported - PNG favicons work in all current browsers | Fully supported |
| Legacy browsers / default lookups | Not covered - no .ico file is produced | Covered by the .ico file |
| iOS/Android home screen | Not covered - no 180/192/512 sizes | Covered by Apple Touch Icon and manifest icons |
Which should you use?
This tool is a fast way to get correctly sized PNG favicons for modern browser tabs. If you also need legacy .ico support or mobile home-screen icons, generate those separately with a dedicated converter.
The most common question is why the favicon isn't showing up after adding it. Common causes: browser cache - hard refresh with Ctrl+Shift+R (or Cmd+Shift+R on Mac). Incorrect path - the <link href> must point to the correct file location. File not deployed - a local favicon won't show on the live site until the file is uploaded. Another common question is about the .ico format - this tool generates PNG files only, not a .ico file.
It generates 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, and 64×64 PNG favicon files - covering the common browser tab, taskbar, and desktop shortcut sizes. It doesn't generate a .ico file or the larger 180×180, 192×192, or 512×512 sizes used for Apple Touch Icons and PWA manifests.
Upload a square PNG image with a simple design. Icons, logos, and initials on a solid background work best for small favicon sizes.
Yes. Add the downloaded PNG as your favicon using <link rel="icon" href="favicon.png"> in your HTML head section.
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