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Favicon Downloader

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Favicon Downloader

Extract and download website icons (ICO/PNG/SVG).

We only fetch publicly accessible resources.
You must own the site or have permission to download its icons.
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Favicon Downloader

Favicons are more than the tiny icon in a browser tab. Modern sites ship a set of icons for different platforms: classic ICO for browsers, PNG sizes for bookmarks and tabs, Apple touch icons for iOS, and Android/Chrome icons via the web app manifest.

This tool scans a URL and tries the common sources in order: <link rel="icon"> tags in the HTML, Apple touch icons, manifest icons, and popular fallbacks like /favicon.ico. If a site blocks automated requests (403/WAF), discovery may be limited.

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How it works
  1. 1Paste a URL (we normalize and follow safe redirects).
  2. 2Fetch HTML and extract <link rel="icon">, Apple touch icons, and the manifest URL.
  3. 3Resolve relative icon paths and try common fallbacks like /favicon.ico.
  4. 4Deduplicate candidates and validate content types and size limits.
  5. 5Preview each icon and download it with one click.
Favicon Downloader FAQ
Why does a site have multiple favicons?

Different platforms need different sizes and formats (browser tab, pinned tabs, iOS home screen, Android manifest icons). Sites often provide a set.

What if the site blocks requests (403/WAF)?

Some sites block non-browser requests or require a challenge. In that case, icon discovery may fail even if the icons exist.

Do you fetch private or internal URLs?

No. Requests are restricted to public hosts to prevent SSRF and internal network access.

Does this follow redirects?

Yes—within a small hop limit, and only to public http/https destinations.

Can I extract SVG favicons?

If the site exposes an SVG icon via link tags or the manifest, it will be listed. Some sites only provide ICO or PNG.

Why are sizes missing for some icons?

Not all sites declare the sizes attribute, and some icons are served from dynamic URLs. You can still open/download and inspect the file.