Step 1: Pick your input
Three ways to make a favicon: upload an existing image, type some text with your own font, or pick an emoji. Each one has its own customization options.
No image handy? Start with the text or emoji tab—you can make a favicon without uploading anything at all.
Step 2: Style it
Tweak the look before you generate:
Background color: pick whatever matches your brand
Padding: control how much space is around the content so it doesn't look cramped at small sizes
Text options: pick your font, size, and color if you're going the text route
Emoji picker: search through hundreds of emojis if you want something simple
Step 3: See it in context
Live previews show how the favicon will look:
Browser tab at 16×16 and 32×32—the sizes people actually see most
Mobile home screen at 144×144 and 180×180
Desktop shortcuts and Android launcher previews
Full size list so you know what's being generated and why
Step 4: Generate and drop it in
Once you like what you see:
Generate all eight sizes in one click
Download individual sizes or grab the whole package as a ZIP
Copy the HTML snippet—just paste it into your <head>
Manifest.json included for Progressive Web Apps
Tip: Keep favicons simple. One or two bold letters or a strong shape works better than a detailed logo at 16×16. Use the preview to check.
Your Designs Stay on Your Device
Unlike other online favicon makers, PixDuplicate does all the work locally in your browser. That means:
