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Full favicon pack from one PNG or SVG

Drop a 512×512 PNG (or an SVG) and get a ZIP with favicon.ico, favicon.svg, apple-touch-icon, Android Chrome icons, and a ready-to-drop HTML snippet.

Modern favicon support is fragmented — browsers, Android home screens, iOS bookmarks, and PWA installations all want different files at different sizes. The Rankato Favicon Generator handles all of them from one source: favicon.ico (multi-size), favicon.svg (modern browsers), apple-touch-icon.png (iOS 180×180), Android Chrome icons (192 + 512), a manifest.json for PWA installability, and a ready-to-drop HTML snippet with all the right <link> tags. Everything in one ZIP.

What's in the pack

Every generated pack includes: favicon.ico (16/32/48 multi-size), favicon.svg (if source is SVG or vectorized), favicon-16x16.png, favicon-32x32.png, apple-touch-icon.png (180×180), android-chrome-192x192.png, android-chrome-512x512.png, site.webmanifest, and a copy-paste HTML snippet. Every file follows the convention names each platform expects.

Source recommendations

Best source: SVG (scales to any size crisply). Second best: 512×512 or 1024×1024 PNG. Any smaller source gets upscaled with a warning. Avoid photographs — favicons at 16×16 need bold, high-contrast shapes to read at that scale.

HTML snippet

The included index.html snippet contains the modern favicon <link> setup: an SVG favicon for modern browsers, ICO fallback for older ones, Apple touch icon for iOS, and manifest for PWA. Drop it into your document head verbatim.

Tool FAQs

Everything you need to know about using Favicon Generator.

Do I still need favicon.ico in 2026?+

Yes — some crawlers and older browsers request /favicon.ico by default. The modern SVG favicon is preferred where supported, but ICO remains a required fallback.

What size source should I use?+

SVG is ideal (scales perfectly). Otherwise, 512×512 PNG is the recommended minimum — high enough to downscale to every needed size without pixelation.

Does the manifest.json work for PWA installation?+

Yes — it declares the icon set and basic app metadata. For a full PWA setup you'll also want a service worker and a display mode declaration; the tool includes a starter manifest that you can extend.