Why 16px matters
Most logos are designed large, but browser tabs compress them into a tiny square. High contrast, simple shapes, and reduced detail usually win.
"Most logos look fine big.
Very few survive tiny."
Turn your logo into a complete favicon pack — and see if it
actually survives at 16px.
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The moment of truth. See how your favicon actually looks where it lives.
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Upload a logo to generate your favicon pack
Most logos are designed large, but browser tabs compress them into a tiny square. High contrast, simple shapes, and reduced detail usually win.
The pack includes PNG favicons, a real multi-size ICO, Apple and Android icons, a maskable PWA icon, a manifest, and install notes.
If the favicon becomes a smudge at 16px, use a simplified brand mark instead of forcing the full logo into the smallest context.
A great favicon is a symptom of a great visual system. If yours is struggling, let's fix the root cause.
I design clean, favicon-friendly branding systems that stay readable everywhere — from billboard to browser tab.
I build fast, modern websites that actually look professional — not like a template bought in 2019.