Small-size check
A mark that works at 256px may need stronger shapes to remain legible at 16px.
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Convert any logo or icon image into a multi-size .ico favicon file. Choose which sizes to include — from 16×16 up to 256×256. A modern favicon.ico with multiple sizes ensures your favicon looks sharp on every browser, OS, and device. Everything runs in your browser.
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Convert any image to a multi-size .ico favicon — 16×16 through 256×256 in one file
Tips
How it works
At minimum: 16×16 (browser tab) and 32×32 (taskbar / bookmark). Add 48×48 for desktop shortcuts and 256×256 for high-DPI displays. For web favicons, 16 and 32 are essential.
No. The tool centres non-square images and pads with transparency. For best results, start with a square PNG so nothing is cropped.
ICO files are used for Windows desktop icons (.exe, .lnk shortcut icons), taskbar icons, and folder icons. For web only, you can also use a 32×32 PNG as a favicon with <link rel="icon" type="image/png">.
Favicon packaging
The creator renders multiple favicon dimensions and packs them into one ICO so browsers and desktop shortcuts can choose an appropriate size.
16–256 px
Packed icon range
A mark that works at 256px may need stronger shapes to remain legible at 16px.
The ICO contains several raster sizes rather than one image stretched everywhere.
Alpha-aware source artwork keeps clean rounded or irregular icon silhouettes.
Know before you process: Detailed logos and small text rarely survive favicon scale; use a simplified mark with generous internal spacing.
Free, private, no signup. All sizes in one .ico file.
Create a favicon →Drop a logo or icon image
PNG · JPG · WebP — best with square transparent PNG