Introduction

Browser-based logo editor with favicon and Web Assets export.

Favycons is a browser-based logo editor. Design once, then download Web Assets for your site: ICO, SVG, PWA PNGs, Apple touch icon, maskable Android icon, and manifest.webmanifest — plus a copy-paste <head> snippet.

The workflow

  1. Design — Pick a motif with Icon Mode, Text Mode, or Custom SVG Upload, then set background and padding. Effects are optional.
  2. Check 16px and 32px — Readability problems show up there first, not at 512px.
  3. Export — Web Assets for sites and PWAs; Single-File Export for a one-off PNG, SVG, ICO, or ICNS.
  4. Verify on the real surface — browser tab, home screen, launcher. Mockups are a guide, not a guarantee.

New here? Follow Quick Start for a five-minute path to a deployed favicon.

Common mistakes

  • Designing at 512px only — Thin strokes and fine serifs vanish at favicon sizes. Check 16px early.
  • Effects before contrast — Glow and shadow rarely fix a motif that already fails small.
  • Skipping install verification — Browsers cache favicons. Hard refresh or use a private window after copying files.
  • Confusing presets with saved designsDesign Presets are built-in starting points; My Designs are named snapshots you save.

The current design auto-saves to the browser. Named designs that sync across devices require sign-in.

Find the right doc

I want to…Read
Ship a favicon in minutesQuick Start
Understand editor controlsEditor Guide
Apply a curated starting lookDesign Presets
Check sizes and mockupsPreviews & Mockups
Save or sync my workSaving & Accounts
Export for a website or PWAWeb Assets
Export one PNG / SVG / ICO / ICNSSingle-File Export
Pick the right export typeChoose an Export
See exact file lists and sizesExport Specifications
Load settings from a URLLoad from URL
Fix something after exportTroubleshooting