Full favicon pack
Export ICO, PNG, SVG, Apple Touch Icon, and manifest files
Text to ICO
This Text to ICO Generator works more like a small favicon workbench: it checks browser tabs, Google result snippets, and mobile home-screen icons before you download. A blunt note from testing: words longer than four characters usually fall apart at 16×16, so the tool favors initials, short labels, and emoji.
Export ICO, PNG, SVG, Apple Touch Icon, and manifest files
16×16 and 32×32 previews are visible before download
Works with CJK characters, emoji, and brand abbreviations
Browser tab, Google result, iOS, and Android previews are included
Low contrast is flagged, with a one-click text color fix
Copy HTML, Next.js, WordPress, SVG, and manifest snippets
Icons are generated locally in your browser. Your text and files are not uploaded, which also keeps downloads fast.
Upload the files to your website root, then paste this code into your <head>. Next.js and WordPress notes are included too.
Yes. Google expects a square 1:1 favicon, with 8×8 as the minimum and 48×48 or larger recommended. The full package includes 48×48, 192×192, and 512×512 PNG files; upload them to a stable URL and reference them in your head tags.
Browser tabs and bookmark bars often show favicons at 16×16 or 32×32. A text icon can look polished at 512×512 and become a fuzzy block in a tab, so this generator puts tiny previews in the main workflow.
Yes, as long as your browser and operating system can render the character. The CJK fallback style prioritizes common Chinese, Japanese, and Korean system fonts. If a rare character turns into a tofu box, that usually means the local font stack does not contain it.
Use all of them when you can. favicon.ico covers older browser expectations, 32×32 PNG is reliable for modern browsers, SVG keeps a vector source, apple-touch-icon.png is used by iOS home-screen shortcuts, and site.webmanifest helps Android and PWA installs.
It can work for bold emoji or very recognizable single letters, but light text can disappear on light browser UI. For most new brands, a rounded square or squircle with strong background contrast is safer.
The canvas measures and shrinks the text, but physical pixels are still limited. More than four Latin characters, dense CJK combinations, or highly detailed emoji may become unreadable at 16×16. Short forms like GPT, AI, 文, or 🚀 usually hold up better.
Upload it to the website root so /favicon.ico, /favicon-32x32.png, and /site.webmanifest are reachable directly. In Next.js App Router, place the files in public and declare the icons in metadata.icons.
Yes. You can use Text to ICO online without signing up and export common ICO icon sizes.
Text to ICO makes favicon handoff fast. The size options are clear and I do not need a desktop editor for small updates.
Alex Chen / Product DesignerBatch ICO generation saves time, and the exported files are easy to drop into a project for testing.
Mia Parker / Frontend DeveloperThe interface is straightforward and the conversion output is consistent for side projects and SaaS icons.
Noah Lee / Indie MakerI can turn brand artwork into launch-ready favicon files directly in the browser.
Sophia Green / Brand ManagerThe preview and download flow is smooth, and transparent icon edges stay clean.
Emma Wilson / UI DesignerI can refresh a site icon in minutes without installing extra software.
Daniel Kim / Website AdminThe multi-size output works well for browser favicons and Windows shortcuts.
Olivia Brown / Full-stack EngineerThe workflow is simple enough for non-technical teammates to create ICO assets themselves.
Lucas Miller / Startup Founder