Favicon dimensions

Client

Searchers typing “favicon dimensions” want pixel width and height—not file weight. Upload here for an instant readout, closest standard size, and center-crop export without sending your logo to a server.

Reading the dimension line

Exact match means your image already equals a row in the standard table. Closest match suggests which export button to use when your art is an odd square like 400×400.

Quick answer: what size should a favicon be?

Most websites ship 32×32 px for browser tabs, 180×180 px for Apple touch icons, and 512×512 px for WordPress Site Icon or PWA install prompts. Classic favicon.ico files embed 16, 32, and 48 px layers—not a single dimension.

Upload your logo below to read its pixel size, pick a target, and export PNG—or use the favicon generator for every common size at once. Full chart: 16×16, 32×32, 48×48, 64×64… and more in the table.

We read width and height locally, then resize with center crop. Max 8 MB.

Standard favicon sizes

Square PNGs are typical. Pick one target size below after upload, or use the favicon generator to download every common size at once.

SizeTypical use
16×16Classic browser tab icon (1× DPI)
32×32Tab icon on retina / Windows shortcut
48×48Windows site pinned tile
64×64High-DPI tab fallback, some extensions
96×96Google TV / some launcher grids
128×128Chrome Web Store listing icon
180×180Apple touch icon (iOS home screen)
192×192Android Chrome / manifest icon
256×256Desktop PWA / maskable baseline
512×512PWA splash / maskable icon

Export size

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Choose the pixel size your HTML link, manifest, or platform expects. Preview shows how center crop will look at that size.

Common use cases

  • Answer “what are my favicon dimensions?” before a production deploy.
  • Detect 500×500 marketing squares that need export to 512×512.
  • Preview how center crop affects wide logos at 32×32.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Assuming any square image is valid

    500×500 is square but not a standard favicon dimension—export to the target your platform lists.

  • Ignoring non-square uploads

    Rectangular logos lose edges when cropped—add padding in a graphics tool first.

  • Trusting filename over pixels

    Always read width×height; names like favicon-32.png are often wrong.

FAQ

How do I check favicon dimensions?

Upload the file below—we report width×height in pixels in your browser.

What dimensions do browsers use?

Tabs commonly use 32×32 px; Apple touch uses 180×180; PWAs list 192 and 512 in manifests.

Are favicon dimensions in inches?

Browsers use pixels only. DPI metadata does not change the pixel grid.

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