Extract and download favicons from any website. Get all favicon formats including ICO, PNG, SVG, Apple Touch Icons, and Web App Manifest icons with a single click.
https://github.com)The classic Windows ICO format, often containing multiple sizes. Found in the root directory of most websites.
Modern PNG icons in various sizes (16x16 to 512x512). Higher quality than ICO for single sizes.
Scalable vector graphics that look crisp at any size. Supported by modern browsers.
High-resolution icons (180×180) used when saving sites to iOS home screens.
Icons from the Web App Manifest (192×192, 512×512) for Android Chrome and PWAs.
Icons for Windows tiles and pinned sites from browserconfig.xml.
Study how top brands design their favicons. Extract icons from successful websites for design reference.
Quickly grab favicons from client sites during development or migration projects.
Download favicons for custom bookmark pages, start pages, or link directories.
Extract icons for documentation, presentations, or comparison charts about web properties.
Favicons are typically copyrighted by their owners. You should only use extracted favicons for personal reference, inspiration, or legitimate purposes like bookmark managers. For your own website, create original favicons using our Favicon Generator.
Some websites may not have favicons configured, or they might be served from a CDN that blocks external requests. Try checking the Favicon Checker to see if the favicon exists but is just not accessible to our extractor.
For the highest quality, download SVG if available. For specific sizes, PNG is best. ICO files are useful as they often contain multiple sizes. If you need to convert between formats, use our PNG to ICO or ICO to PNG converters.
Use our Favicon Generator to create professional favicons. Upload any image and we'll generate all the sizes and formats you need, including ICO, PNG, Apple Touch Icons, and Web App Manifest icons.
No, our tool can only extract favicons from publicly accessible websites. It cannot access sites that require login or are behind authentication.
We extract favicons at their original size. If a website only provides small icons (16×16 or 32×32), they will appear blurry when enlarged. Look for larger sizes like Apple Touch Icons (180×180) or manifest icons (512×512) for better quality.