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Generate Favicon

Use the visual editor to crop and scale images.

Local processing · No File Upload Required

Files are processed in this browser without automatic uploads. Loading processing components for the first time may require an internet connection.

Click to select an image file, or drag and drop files here

Supports PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG, processed locally, no upload needed

Favicon generation: uses and output

A favicon identifies a website in browser tabs and bookmarks. Generate multiple icon sizes from an image with cropping, rounded corners and previews.

Downscaling or SVG tracing may lose detail. Generating icons does not configure your website automatically or guarantee preservation of an original SVG’s full structure.

Capabilities explained

Multiple icon sizes and packaged output

ICO, PNG and SVG outputs suit different browsers and devices. Review small-size previews and configure the required icon files on your website.

Bitmap sources and SVG tracing

Generating SVG from a bitmap involves tracing outlines, which may change complex photos or details. Icons work best with clear outlines and limited detail.

Usage Steps

  1. Select Image

    Click the 'Select Image File' button, or directly drag and drop your image (PNG, JPG, SVG) into the upload area.

  2. Edit and Adjust

    Use the visual editor to crop and scale images.

  3. Generate and Download

    Click 'Generate Preview' to view effects in various sizes, then click 'Download .zip Package' after confirmation to obtain a complete icon package containing `.ico`, `.png`, and other files.

Frequently Asked Questions

What files are needed to generate a favicon?

A complete favicon package typically includes multiple sizes of .png files (such as 16x16, 32x32, 192x192, etc.), a `favicon.ico` file for compatibility with older browsers, and an `apple-touch-icon.png`. Our tool will generate all these files for you.

Is SVG output always clearer than PNG?

Not always. Bitmap tracing can change details, and complex sources may be unsuitable for icons. Compare actual small-size SVG and PNG previews before choosing an output.

Why can small icons look unclear?

Tiny text, complex patterns and many colors become hard to distinguish when reduced. Simplify the source, adjust cropping and review each size rather than only increasing source resolution.

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