Favicon Fetcher

Extract and download website favicons in various sizes for your projects.

Enter Domain Name

Enter a domain name to fetch its favicons (e.g., example.com)

What is a Favicon?

A favicon (favorite icon) is a small icon associated with a website, displayed in browser tabs, bookmarks, history, and search results. Originally 16x16 pixels, modern favicons come in multiple sizes to support high-DPI displays and mobile devices.

Favicon Sizes & Formats

16x16 & 32x32: Browser tabs and bookmarks
48x48: Windows taskbar and shortcuts
180x180: Apple Touch Icon for iOS
192x192 & 512x512: Android Chrome and PWA
ICO format: Legacy browser support

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need multiple favicon sizes?

Different platforms and devices require different sizes. Small icons for browser tabs, larger ones for home screens and app launchers. Using multiple sizes ensures your icon looks sharp everywhere.

What is an Apple Touch Icon?

Apple Touch Icons are larger favicons used when users add your website to their iOS home screen. They should be 180x180 pixels with no transparency for best results on Apple devices.

Should I use ICO or PNG format?

Use PNG for modern browsers (better quality, smaller files) and ICO only for legacy IE support. Most sites now use multiple PNG files with appropriate link tags in the HTML head.

How do I add a favicon to my website?

Place favicon files in your root directory and add link tags to your HTML head section. Include multiple sizes with appropriate rel attributes (icon, apple-touch-icon) for full compatibility.

Common Favicon Use Cases

Brand Research

Download competitor favicons for design research and competitive analysis of brand identities.

Design Projects

Extract icons for mockups, presentations, and design documentation requiring brand assets.

Link Previews

Fetch favicons to display alongside links in bookmarks, directories, or custom applications.

PWA Development

Obtain icon assets for Progressive Web Apps requiring multiple icon sizes in manifest files.