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Favicon package generator

Create multi-size ICO and PNG icons, a web manifest, HTML tags, and a deployment ZIP.

Files are not uploaded to a server. Selected files and results are processed only inside your browser.

Choose a logo or source image

Build a complete favicon package for browser tabs, Apple home screens, and Android launchers.

Source
Choose a source image.
Choose a source image.
Deployment preview
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Generated files

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HTML link tags

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Practical guide to Favicon package generator

Turn one logo into a deployment package containing a multi-size favicon.ico, PNG icons, Apple and Android assets, site.webmanifest, HTML tags, and a ZIP.

Best uses and outputs

  • The fitting controls prevent a rectangular logo from being stretched and let transparent or colored padding protect marks near icon edges.
  • The generated names match common browser and home-screen conventions, reducing manual resizing and deployment mistakes.

A reliable workflow

  • Prefer a crisp transparent square source at 512px or larger, compare fill, fit, and padding modes, then review the tab and home-screen previews.
  • Extract the ZIP at the public site root, add the generated link tags to the document head, and test with a hard refresh or fresh browser profile.

Limits and troubleshooting

  • Small raster sources cannot gain real detail when enlarged, and aggressive fill mode can crop wide or tall logos.
  • Browsers cache favicons heavily, so an old icon after deployment does not necessarily mean the generated files are wrong.
Local file handlingSelected files and generated results stay in this browser tab. FreeToolHub does not upload or retain them on its own server.

Practical Tool Guides

Short guides for common browser-based file, image, GIF, PDF, and privacy workflows.

Questions specific to Favicon package generator

Output choices, failure cases, and deployment details for this workspace.

Why does the package include both ICO and PNG files?

The fitting controls prevent a rectangular logo from being stretched and let transparent or colored padding protect marks near icon edges.

Where should I upload the generated favicon files?

Extract the ZIP at the public site root, add the generated link tags to the document head, and test with a hard refresh or fresh browser profile.

Why does my browser still show the previous favicon?

Small raster sources cannot gain real detail when enlarged, and aggressive fill mode can crop wide or tall logos.

Are my source files uploaded while using Favicon package generator?

Selected files and generated results stay in this browser tab. FreeToolHub does not upload or retain them on its own server.

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