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Favicon Generator Code

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Generate HTML code for favicon tags across all platforms and devices.

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What Favicon Generator Code does

Favicon Generator Code produces the full set of HTML link tags needed to display your favicon correctly across browsers, iOS home screens, Android, and Windows tiles. Rather than generating the icon images themselves, it focuses on the markup โ€” enter your icon file paths and sizes and it outputs ready-to-paste tags, all built locally in your browser. It saves you from hunting down the exact rel and sizes attributes each platform expects.

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How to use Favicon Generator Code

  1. Enter the paths to your favicon image files (favicon.ico, apple-touch-icon.png, etc.)
  2. Specify the sizes for each icon variant
  3. Review the generated HTML link tags
  4. Copy the code into your page's head section

Who should use it

Made for everyone. Typical uses:

  • Making sure a new site's favicon shows up correctly on iOS and Android home screens, not just in the browser tab
  • Fixing a site where only the desktop favicon works but mobile bookmarks show a blank icon
  • Generating consistent favicon markup when migrating a site to a new template or CMS

Frequently asked questions

Does this create the favicon image itself?
No, it generates the HTML tags that reference your existing icon files โ€” you'll need the image files (favicon.ico, PNG variants, etc.) ready beforehand.
Why do I need so many different icon sizes?
Different platforms request different sizes โ€” browser tabs, iOS home screens, Android Chrome, and Windows tiles all look for specific dimensions, and missing one means a fallback or blank icon on that platform.
Is it free to use?
Yes, completely free.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No, the code generation happens locally in your browser.
Where do the generated tags go?
Inside the head section of your HTML, ideally near the top so browsers find them quickly.

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