What are website icons?

Website icons — commonly called favicons — are small image files that browsers, apps, and operating systems use to represent a website. A single site may publish dozens of icon variants at different sizes and formats to support browser tabs, mobile home screens, PWA manifests, Windows tiles, and Safari pinned tabs. These files follow well-known naming conventions such as favicon.ico, apple-touch-icon.png, and android-chrome-192x192.png, and are also listed in web app manifests.

Icons range from the classic 16×16 favicon.ico to high-resolution 512×512 PNG files used by Progressive Web Apps. Access to these assets is useful for design research, brand audits, competitive analysis, or building icon collections.

Tool description

This tool discovers and downloads all publicly available icons from any website. Enter a domain name or URL and the tool probes dozens of standard icon paths while also reading the site's web app manifest. All found icons are displayed in a grid sorted by resolution, and can be downloaded individually or all at once as a ZIP archive.

Features

  • Automatically probes 35+ standard icon paths including favicon, Apple touch icons, Android Chrome icons, and MS Tiles
  • Reads manifest.json / site.webmanifest to discover additional PWA icons
  • Download icons individually or export the full set as a ZIP file