Generate a favicon.
Turn a logo or image into a complete favicon package — favicon.ico, Apple touch icon and Android icons, plus the HTML to paste in — without a single file leaving your device.
Three steps, no waiting on a server
Altto's favicon generator works right in your browser tab using the canvas built into every modern browser, so there's no upload queue and no “processing your file” spinner tied to someone else's servers.
Add your logo or image
Any shape works — it’s centre-cropped to a square automatically.
Preview every size
See it as a browser tab icon and bookmark before you download.
Download the package
A .zip with favicon.ico, app icons and the HTML to paste in.
Why this runs in your browser, not on a server
Your logo is your brand — not something you'd want sitting on a stranger's server just to resize it a few times. Altto skips that step completely — there's no server for it to go to.
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Nothing is uploaded, everEvery size is generated by code that runs in this browser tab, because there’s no server on the other end. That also means we can’t see it, copy it or keep it.
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No account, no email wallGenerate as many favicon packages as you like without signing up or handing over an email address.
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The complete standard setfavicon.ico, both PNG sizes, Apple touch icon, both Android sizes and a web manifest — not just one lonely .ico file.
logos stored on our servers. There’s no server involved at all — each icon set is built once, locally, on your device.
Frequently asked questions
The practical details on what this tool can and can’t do. Need to resize an image first? See Image Resize.
What files do I actually get?
favicon.ico (a proper multi-resolution icon embedding 16×16, 32×32 and 48×48), favicon-16x16.png, favicon-32x32.png, apple-touch-icon.png (180×180, for iOS home-screen icons), android-chrome-192x192.png and -512x512.png, and a ready-made site.webmanifest. Unzip it into your site's root folder.What do I do with the HTML snippet?
<head> of every page on your site, right after your other <meta> tags. That's what tells browsers, phones and search engines where to find each icon.My image isn't square — what happens to it?
Is a real .ico file actually built, or just a renamed PNG?
favicon.ico is built byte-for-byte in your browser as a proper multi-resolution icon container holding all three sizes, not a single image with the extension changed — the same format every operating system and browser expects.