A favicon is the small icon shown in browser tabs, bookmarks, and phone home screens. The favicon generator turns one logo file into a complete icon set.

Sizes you usually need

Modern browsers use 16x16 and 32x32 pixels, while Apple devices need a larger icon. A PWA also requires 192 and 512 pixel icons in its manifest.

  • Use a simple logo that stays clear at small sizes.
  • Prepare light and dark versions if needed.
  • Keep the transparency or solid background consistent.
  • Download every size in one pack.

Installing on a website

Place the files in a public folder and add the favicon link tags to the page head. On WordPress, upload them through the site or theme settings. After replacing a favicon, clear the browser cache to see the new icon.

Test on several devices

Open the site on desktop, Android, and iPhone to confirm the icon stays readable. If logo details disappear at 16x16, simplify the shape or use a bolder symbol. Keep the source file so the set is easy to update.

Frequently asked questions

Which favicon sizes matter most?

16x16 and 32x32 for browsers, 180x180 for Apple, and 192 plus 512 for a PWA.

What formats are included?

The pack contains PNG icons from 16 to 512 pixels, a PWA manifest, and an HTML snippet.

Should I update my favicon?

Yes, when your logo or brand colors change so the icon stays consistent.

Why does the old favicon still appear?

The browser caches it. Clear the cache or open the site in a private window.

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