The complete favicon bundle, free
Most favicon generators give you a single .ico file and call it done. That's not enough for a modern site — you need different sizes for browser tabs, iOS home screens, Android home screens, Safari pinned tabs, Microsoft tiles, and a web manifest for PWA installs.
This generator produces all of them in one click. Drop any image, get back a ZIP with everything plus the HTML snippet you paste in your <head>.
What's in the bundle
- favicon.ico — multi-size container (16×16, 32×32, 48×48) for legacy browsers and Windows
- favicon-16x16.png, favicon-32x32.png — modern browsers prefer these
- apple-touch-icon.png (180×180) — for iOS home screen
- android-chrome-192x192.png, android-chrome-512x512.png — Android and PWA
- safari-pinned-tab.svg — monochrome SVG for Safari pinned tabs
- mstile-150x150.png — Microsoft tile
- site.webmanifest — PWA manifest with your colors and app name
- browserconfig.xml — Microsoft browser configuration
- HTML snippet — copy-paste into your <head>
FAQ
Do my images get uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs in your browser using JavaScript. Open the Network tab while generating — you'll see zero uploads. The source image and all generated files stay on your device.
What image format should I drop in?
For best results: a square PNG or SVG at 512×512 or larger, with a transparent background. JPGs work too but they don't have transparency. SVGs scale infinitely so they're ideal if you have one.
Where do I put the files on my site?
Upload all the files from the ZIP to the root of your website (the same folder as your index.html). Then paste the HTML snippet into the <head> of every page. Done.
Is favicon.ico still needed in 2026?
Yes — for older browsers, Windows file associations, and as a fallback. Modern Chrome/Firefox/Safari prefer the PNG icons declared in your HTML, but the .ico file is hit by old crawlers and bookmark managers expecting a root-level favicon.ico.
How is this different from Favicon.io or RealFaviconGenerator?
Three differences: (1) your images never leave your device, (2) it's completely free with no ads, (3) you get a real-time preview of how your favicon will look in browser tabs, iOS home screens, and Android before you download.