SVG tools
Turn one logo into the favicon and app icon files a site actually needs
Upload the logo, check the previews, and export the pack with the manifest and HTML tags.
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Tool
Favicon Generator
Add your input, check the result, then copy or download what you need.
Drop an SVG or PNG here
SVG is ideal. PNG, JPG, and WebP also work.
Transparent background
Useful when the source logo already has its own shape.
Use cases
When this is useful
A few common cases.
Launching a new site or PWA
Create the basic favicon, Apple touch icon, Android icons, and manifest in one pass instead of stitching the pack together manually.
Refreshing an existing brand icon set
Swap in a new SVG or PNG logo, adjust padding and background, then export a fresh asset pack with matching implementation tags.
Handing assets to a frontend team
The ZIP package keeps file names, manifest output, and HTML tags together so the next step is clearer for implementation.
Why it helps
What it helps with
The parts that matter.
Practical previews
Preview how the icon set looks in a browser tab, on a home screen, and inside a maskable-safe area before you export it.
Implementation details included
Manifest content and HTML tags are part of the workflow, which makes the tool useful beyond simple image export.
Good fit for SVG-first work
This builds directly on the site’s SVG and asset-prep focus instead of expanding into unrelated product territory.
FAQ
A few things worth knowing
Short answers before you start.
What files does the generator create?
It generates standard favicon PNGs, Apple touch icons, Android/PWA icons, maskable icons, a web manifest, an HTML tag snippet, and a bundled ZIP export.
Can I start from SVG?
Yes. SVG is the best input for clean scaling, but PNG and other common image formats are also supported.
Why include maskable icons?
Maskable icons are useful for Android and PWA installs because they preserve a safer content area inside adaptive icon shapes.
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