Upload your logo
Recommended: 512×512 PNG with transparent background
Generate perfectly sized favicons for all modern browsers and devices.
Upload your logo
Recommended: 512×512 PNG with transparent background
Generating favicons manually often results in blurry browser tabs, missing Apple Touch bookmarks, and incomplete Android PWA manifests. ImageUp takes any square PNG, SVG, or JPEG logo and instantly compiles a complete, standards-compliant icon bundle-including multi-size `.ico` files, high-res Apple Touch icons, Android web app manifests, and copy-paste HTML `<head>` tags in a single ZIP.
Upload a high-resolution square logo (512×512px PNG with transparent background recommended).
Inspect realistic previews of your favicon in desktop Chrome browser tabs, bookmarks, and mobile home screens.
Download the complete ZIP archive and copy the ready-to-use HTML `<head>` snippet into your website template.
Includes favicon.ico (16×16, 32×32), apple-touch-icon.png (180×180), android-chrome (192×192, 512×512), and site.webmanifest.
Preview how your icon looks inside dark and light desktop browser tabs and Apple mobile bookmarks before deploying.
Generates clean, pre-configured `<link>` and `<meta>` tags ready to drop straight into your HTML, Astro, Next.js, or WordPress `<head>`.
A 512×512px or 1024×1024px PNG with a transparent background is ideal. Starting with a large, crisp source image ensures sharp downsampling for all smaller icon resolutions.
While modern browsers support PNG and SVG favicons via HTML tags, legacy browsers, RSS readers, command-line tools, and web scrapers still check the default root `/favicon.ico` path automatically.
Extract the contents of the downloaded ZIP file into your website's public root directory (e.g. `/public` or `/assets`), then paste the included HTML snippet into your `<head>` tag.
Yes, you can upload SVGs or raster images. Vector graphics will be rendered cleanly at each target resolution using high-DPI canvas interpolation.
Every site needs a favicon, and the modern requirement is more than a single .ico file: devices look for specific PNG dimensions and a web manifest to render your logo on iOS and Android.
This generator takes one square image and produces the stack: 16x16 and 32x32 for desktop browsers, the larger formats for Apple Touch bookmarks and Android PWAs, with previews of how they render in browser tabs and home screens.
Everything comes back as a ZIP with the icons and a ready-to-paste HTML snippet. Processing happens in the browser, so unreleased branding stays on your machine.
Related reading: creating the full favicon and app icon stack.