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Your Company
The favicon next to your name is the first thing people see in results. Small, but it sets the tone.
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Everything runs in your browser. Your logo never leaves your device, nothing is uploaded or saved.
What makes a logo work as a favicon
A favicon is 16 pixels. Most logos were never drawn for that.
- Keep one clear shape. A detailed emblem turns to noise that small.
- Drop the wordmark. Letters blur together. Use the mark or a single initial.
- Go bold. Thin lines and fine gaps vanish when the icon shrinks.
- Watch the background. A dark mark disappears on a dark tab, so keep a light version too.
Load your logo above and check it against each of these before you ship.
Does this upload my logo anywhere?
No. The file is read and drawn in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, nothing is stored. Close the tab and it is gone.
What file should I use?
A transparent PNG or an SVG works best, so the logo sits on each background instead of a white box. Keep it roughly square and give it a little padding. JPG and WebP work too.
My logo disappears on dark backgrounds. What now?
That is the toggle doing its job. A single dark logo vanishes on a dark tab or avatar, so you usually want a second version in white or a lighter color for dark surfaces. Flip between light and dark here to see where it breaks.
What sizes should I export?
Use the Download buttons above once a logo is loaded. They generate a favicon.ico plus 16, 32, 48, 180 (Apple touch), and 512px PNGs from your file, right in your browser. For social avatars a square around 400px is plenty, and app stores want a 1024px square.