Website favicons
The icon in the browser tab, bookmarks and history. A favicon.ico in your site's root works in every browser, old and new.
Favicon sizes explainedTurn any PNG into one ICO file with all 9 icon sizes, ready for a favicon or a Windows app.
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Converting your PNG...
Your ICO files will appear here.
Each square below is drawn at its real pixel size. Windows and browsers pick the one that fits, so your icon stays sharp everywhere.
Need details for each size? Read the Windows icon sizes guide or the favicon sizes guide.
Drop files on the converter, choose them from your device, or paste a link to a PNG.
Conversion starts on its own. There is no button to press and no queue.
Save each file, or grab everything as one ZIP once two or more files are done.
Rename the file to favicon.ico, upload it to your site's root folder and add this line to your <head>:
<link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico">
Full favicon setup guide, including WordPress and Apple devices.
The icon in the browser tab, bookmarks and history. A favicon.ico in your site's root works in every browser, old and new.
Favicon sizes explainedPrograms need an ICO for the taskbar, Start menu and desktop shortcut. Multiple sizes keep the icon sharp at every display scale.
Windows icon sizesGive a folder or shortcut a custom look. Right-click it, open Properties and choose Change Icon to pick your ICO.
Folder icon guideElectron, PyInstaller and installers like Inno Setup expect an .ico file for Windows builds. Batch mode handles a whole icon set at once.
Electron app icon guideBoth formats support transparency. The difference is what each one is built to hold.
| PNG | ICO | |
|---|---|---|
| Images per file | One | Several sizes of the same icon |
| Main use | Web graphics, screenshots, logos | Favicons, Windows program and shortcut icons |
| Transparency | Yes, full alpha | Yes, full alpha |
| Typical sizes | Any | 16 to 256 px, square |
| Works as a favicon | In modern browsers | In every browser |
An ICO file is an icon container used by Windows and by websites as a favicon. Unlike a PNG, one ICO file holds several copies of the same image at different sizes, from 16x16 up to 256x256 pixels. Windows or the browser then picks the size that fits each spot.
Rename the downloaded file to favicon.ico and upload it to the root folder of your site. Then add <link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico"> inside the <head> of your pages. Our step-by-step favicon guide also covers WordPress and the Apple touch icon.
Every file contains 9 sizes: 16, 20, 24, 32, 40, 48, 64, 128 and 256 pixels square. That covers browser tabs, the Windows taskbar, File Explorer views and high-DPI screens.
Use a square PNG of at least 256x256 pixels with a transparent background. Smaller images are scaled up and lose sharpness. Non-square images are centered on a transparent square, so nothing gets cropped. Each file can be up to 10 MB.
Yes. Drop up to 50 PNG files at once and each one becomes its own ICO file. As soon as two or more files are converted, a button appears to download them all as one ZIP.
Your PNG and the ICO made from it are stored only so you can download the result. Everything is deleted automatically within one hour. We never share, sell or look at your images.
Yes. There is no signup, no watermark and no limit on how many sessions you run. The site is supported by ads.