Favicon Downloader
Download the icons a website declares, up to 16 per run: icon tags, Apple touch icons, manifest icons and /favicon.ico. Format and size are read from each file.
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How it works
Enter a URL
Our server reads the page's HTML, its web app manifest and /favicon.ico. No JavaScript runs.
Check each icon
Format and pixel size come from the file, every size inside an .ico. If the HTML says otherwise, the card says so.
Download
Save any icon exactly as the site serves it, named for its real format, or copy its URL. The report downloads as JSON.
Where does a site's favicon come from?
From a <link rel="icon"> in the page ("shortcut icon" works too). Without one, browsers may ask for /favicon.ico at the site's root. Apple devices use apple-touch-icon, Safari pinned tabs use mask-icon, and installed web apps use the manifest's icons.
Why can the size differ from the HTML?
The sizes and type attributes are written by hand and can be wrong. This tool reads the file, so a 48x48 PNG named favicon.ico and tagged 32x32 shows as a 48x48 PNG, with a note.
Is an SVG favicon safe to open here?
It is shown only as an image, where its scripts do not run. The preview has no access to this site, and Download saves a file.
What does it fetch?
One public page (the first 1 MiB of HTML, up to 5 redirects), its manifest and up to 16 icons (512 KB each, 3 redirects), at most 30 requests, as BrowserUseTools/1.0. Private and local addresses are refused. Nothing is stored.
Need more than the icons?
Browser Use agents open pages in a real browser, including dynamic ones, and return structured data.