Chrome · Browser tab
16×16 favicon in an active tab
LOCAL ICON WORKSHOP
Turn PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG into favicon.ico, app icons and a PWA manifest. Preview how your icon looks in a browser tab, on iOS home screen and in an Android install prompt — before you download.
or click to browse — PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG
Live previews
16×16 favicon in an active tab
180×180 Apple Touch Icon
Add to Home screen
192×192 PWA install icon
Pinned
48×48 pinned shortcut tile
Paste into your site <head> after placing icon files in the public root.
built for launch day
OneImageTool turns a logo, avatar, mascot or product mark into the icon files a real website or app needs. Upload an image, shape it into a clean square, preview it across browser tabs and mobile home screens, then save favicon.ico, PNG icons, Apple Touch Icon files and a PWA manifest. If the source still needs cleanup, crop it square first, or compress an oversized export — both tools run in your browser too.
Everything runs in your browser. That matters when the source is a private client logo, an unreleased app mark or a quick idea you do not want to send to another server. Tune padding, background color and corner radius while watching live device previews.
Create a browser tab icon from the same source. Use Crop for a bold mark, or Fit with padding when the logo needs room to breathe.
Download a multi-size ICO for legacy favicon support and desktop shortcuts. Smaller sizes are tuned to stay crisp in the tab preview.
Generate larger PNG sizes for home screens and install prompts. The pack includes a pre-configured web manifest and HTML snippet.
Unlike tab-only previews, OneImageTool shows iOS home screen, Android install banner and Windows tile mockups — all updating live as you edit.
one download, many surfaces
A good workflow does not hand you a single tiny graphic. Landing pages, docs, apps, PWAs and side projects need multiple assets plus HTML snippets. Get the browser-friendly set in one ZIP.
The pack includes favicon.ico, common PNG sizes, a web manifest, HTML snippet and README — covering normal website and PWA setup.
five small moves
Drop a PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. Square sources work best, but wide images are fine.
Choose Fit, Crop or Stretch. Watch browser, iOS and Android previews update instantly.
Add padding, round corners, keep transparency or pick a solid background tile.
Check the 16px tab and home-screen mocks. If the tab icon is unreadable, add padding or a solid background.
Save the full icon pack with favicon.ico, PNG files, manifest, HTML snippet and README.
tiny to install-ready
Icons appear in very different places. A browser tab needs a bold symbol with almost no detail. A PWA install screen can show a larger mark. This converter creates every common size from one source image.
| Size | Common use | Preview in tool | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16×16 | Browser tabs, legacy favicon | Browser tab mock | Use a strong silhouette, minimal detail |
| 32×32 | Modern favicon PNG, HD tabs | Size grid | Practical default for favicon HTML |
| 48×48 | Desktop shortcuts, Windows tiles | Windows tile mock | Keep the shape centered |
| 180×180 | Apple Touch Icon | iOS home screen mock | Solid background often looks cleaner on iOS |
| 192×192 | Android Chrome, PWA | Android install mock | Used in manifest.json icons |
| 512×512 | PWA splash, install UI | Size grid | Start from a high-quality source |
make the tiny version clear
Favicons are small — thin lines, tiny text, busy photos and screenshots often turn muddy. Use the live tab and home-screen previews to test readability before exporting.
If the 16px tab preview is hard to read, try a bolder crop, more padding or a solid background. Centered shapes with clear contrast survive the jump from large image to icon much better.
Simple logos, flat mascots, square marks, bold initials and high-contrast symbols.
Detailed photos, thin outlines, screenshots, long words and edge-touching marks.
paste and ship
For static sites, put files in the public root or an assets folder copied to production. Paste the HTML snippet inside <head>. Keep favicon URLs stable after launch so bookmarks and installed shortcuts keep the same icon.
Favicon caches are stubborn during testing — use a private window or rename files while experimenting.
public/
├── favicon.ico
├── favicon-32x32.png
├── apple-touch-icon.png
├── android-chrome-192x192.png
├── android-chrome-512x512.png
└── site.webmanifestquick answers
Converting a normal image into icon files and sizes for favicons, desktop shortcuts, app icons, PWA icons and small project logos.
Yes. Upload a PNG and download the pack — it includes a multi-size favicon.ico and matching PNG versions.
Yes. Use a solid background if the source has no transparency.
Square is easiest. Crop fills the frame, Fit keeps the whole image visible, Stretch forces a square.
No. Conversion runs locally in your browser. Your image never leaves your device.
Browser tab (16px), iOS home screen (180px), Android install banner (192px), Windows tile (48px), plus a full size grid from 16 to 512.
favicon.ico, PNG sizes from 16 to 512, Apple Touch Icon, Android Chrome icons, site.webmanifest, HTML snippet and README.
Yes. Basic conversion is free, runs in the browser, and needs no account.