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Free favicon generator

Your complete favicon in seconds: drop in an image or design a logo, fine-tune every platform with live previews, then download a ready-to-use .zip. Your images never leave your device.

Drop your image here

SVG, PNG, JPEG or WebP, ideally an SVG or a PNG ≥ 512×512

Create a logo

Everything you need in one place

A polished identity for browser tabs, Google, iOS and Android, without the clutter.

Free, no account
No sign-up, no paywall, no watermark. Make as many favicons as you like.
Your images stay with you
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is ever sent to a server.
Live previews
Browser tab, Google result, iOS and Android home screens: every change appears at once.
The 2026 package, nothing extra
Multi-size ICO, SVG favicon, Apple Touch icon, maskable manifest icons: the recommended set, with no legacy files.
Dark mode included
Set a dark variant of your favicon, the SVG serves it automatically when the browser is in dark mode.
Built-in logo maker
No image handy? Design a logo from text with Google Fonts, gradients and strokes.

How to create a favicon in 3 steps

  1. Upload or create

    Drop your image (SVG, PNG, JPEG, WebP) or start from scratch with the logo maker.

  2. Tune every platform

    Background, margins, rounded corners, dark variant, app name, with a faithful preview for each context.

  3. Download and install

    A complete zip plus the HTML to paste, with steps for HTML, React and Next.js.

What is a favicon?

The favicon is the small icon that stands for your site: in browser tabs, bookmarks, Google results, a phone's home screen, or a web app's splash screen. Tiny, but everywhere, and a site without one looks unfinished at a glance.

Which files do you need in 2026?

Good news: far fewer than before. The modern set is lean: a multi-size favicon.ico at the root for compatibility, an adaptive SVG for modern browsers, a 180×180 Apple Touch icon for iOS, and two PNG icons (192 and 512 pixels, including a “maskable” version) declared in the web manifest for Android and PWAs. LFFavicon generates exactly this set and nothing else: no Windows tiles or obsolete icons weighing down your project.

Why is LFFavicon free?

LFFavicon is part of the Ludovic Frank group, which runs several free web services (LFQR, LFColors, LFGitignore…) as well as paid products such as ViteUneTable and Coupéo. The free tools are our showcase: they show what we can do and introduce the group. And since all of LFFavicon runs in your browser, it costs almost nothing to operate, so it can stay free, with no intrusive ads and no selling of your data.

Where do my images go?

Nowhere: they stay in your browser. Resizing, ICO conversion, zip creation, everything happens on your machine. No file is uploaded, no account is required, and closing the tab clears everything.

Frequently asked questions about favicons

What to read and try next

The other LFFavicon tools, and the guides that answer the questions people ask most.

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