What source image should I use?
A square image, at least 512×512, with a simple bold shape. Fine detail and small text vanish at favicon sizes.
Produce every favicon size a website needs from one source image, including a multi-resolution ICO file. Browsers, bookmarks, mobile home screens and tab bars all want different sizes, and this generates the full set at once. It is free, needs no account, and adds no watermark to your result.
The source image is resampled to the standard favicon sizes and packaged with a multi-resolution ICO file, delivered together as a ZIP.
Where it stops: Detail disappears at 16×16. Icons designed as simplified marks read far better than detailed logos or photographs shrunk down.
A square image, at least 512×512, with a simple bold shape. Fine detail and small text vanish at favicon sizes.
It remains the most broadly compatible option, particularly for older browsers, so the ICO is generated alongside the PNG sizes.
Yes, when the source has an alpha channel, so the icon sits correctly on light and dark tab bars.
Convert PNG, JPG or WebP images into multi-size Windows ICO icon files.
Resize images by pixels or percentage. Maintain aspect ratio and use presets for popular websites and social platforms.
Create rounded image corners with configurable radius and transparent PNG output.
Pack multiple images into a sprite sheet and export a JSON coordinate map for web or game development.