Favicon Checker
Check if your website has all required favicon formats and preview how it looks across devices
Check Your Favicon
Enter a website URL to analyze its favicon setup
- Favicon presence (.ico, .png, .svg formats)
- All recommended sizes (16x16 to 512x512)
- Apple Touch Icon for iOS home screen
- Android Chrome icon (192x192, 512x512)
- Browser tab, search result & home screen preview
- Missing formats and actionable recommendations
- Brand recognition in browser tabs & bookmarks
- Professional appearance in Google search results
- Required for iOS & Android home screen icons
- PWA manifest needs multiple icon sizes
- Missing favicons hurt perceived credibility
- SEO impact — Google displays favicons in mobile results
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What This Tool Checks
Enter any website URL and our favicon checker analyzes the complete favicon setup. It tests for every format, size, and platform requirement — then shows you exactly what's missing.
Format Detection
Checks for ICO, PNG, and SVG favicon formats. Modern sites should have at least ICO (legacy) and PNG (modern browsers). SVG is optional but recommended for crisp rendering at any size.
Size Validation
Verifies all recommended sizes are present: 16×16, 32×32, 180×180 (Apple Touch Icon), 192×192, and 512×512 (PWA). Missing sizes mean blurry or missing icons on specific devices.
Device Previews
See exactly how your favicon looks in a browser tab, Google search results, and on a phone home screen. Catch visual issues before your users do.
Issue Detection
Identifies specific problems: missing Apple Touch Icon, no favicon.ico at root, wrong sizes, missing link tags. Each issue comes with a clear fix recommendation.
Common Favicon Problems
- No favicon.ico at domain root — Browsers request /favicon.ico automatically. If it returns a 404, you get console errors and a generic icon in tabs.
- Missing Apple Touch Icon — Without apple-touch-icon.png, iPhones show an ugly page screenshot when users save your site to their home screen.
- Only 16×16 favicon — Looks blurry on retina displays, Windows taskbar, and mobile devices. You need at least 32×32 and 180×180 for modern coverage.
- No web manifest — Android's "Add to Home Screen" and PWA install prompts require a manifest.json with icon references.
Fix Missing Favicons
If this checker found issues, use our Favicon Generator to create all required files from a single image upload. For a complete guide on favicon formats, sizes, and implementation, read What is favicon.ico?