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Favicon Downloader

The favicon downloader that pulls any site's tab icon in seconds

Paste a website URL and save its favicon in ICO, PNG, or SVG, one file or the whole set as a ZIP.

  • check_circle100% free
  • check_circleNo signup
  • check_circleICO, PNG, SVG
  • check_circleLargest size available

What this favicon downloader does

This favicon downloader is a free browser tool for pulling the small icon a website shows in browser tabs and bookmarks. Paste a URL into the box at the top of the page and ExtractPics opens the page in a real browser, then finds the images it loads. That includes the site's icon files: the link rel=icon and apple-touch-icon assets plus the classic /favicon.ico. You preview what it finds, pick the icons you want, and download them.

Because it works as a favicon extractor on the live page, it catches the icons a site actually serves, not a guess. When a site offers an icon in several sizes, you can grab the largest one. Save a single file or download everything as a ZIP. There is no account to create and nothing to install, and it runs the same on a phone as it does on a laptop.

What the favicon downloader pulls

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Every icon a site declares

It reads the link rel=icon and apple-touch-icon tags plus the classic /favicon.ico, so you see the real icons the site ships rather than a guessed path.

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The largest size on offer

When a site publishes its icon in several sizes for different devices, you can grab the biggest one instead of settling for the 16-pixel tab version.

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One file or all of them

Save a single favicon, or download the whole icon set in ICO, PNG, and SVG as one ZIP.

Why people download a favicon

A favicon is small, but there are plenty of reasons to want a clean copy of one.

Perfect for

  • check Recovering a brand icon you lost the source for
  • check Checking what icon a competitor uses
  • check Adding recognizable icons to a link directory
  • check Inspecting an icon at full resolution
  • check Collecting icons for a bookmarks or startpage project
  • check Grabbing an apple-touch-icon for a web app

What you get

  • check Finds rel=icon, apple-touch-icon, and /favicon.ico
  • check Returns ICO, PNG, and SVG as the site serves them
  • check Lets you pick the largest available size
  • check Save one icon or the full set as a ZIP
  • check Reads the live page, not a cached guess
  • check Free, no signup, works on mobile

How to download a website's favicon

  1. 01

    Copy the website URL

    Open the site whose favicon you want and copy its address from the browser bar.

  2. 02

    Paste it into the tool

    Drop the URL into the box at the top of this page and run it. ExtractPics loads the page in a real browser and collects its images, including the icon and favicon files.

  3. 03

    Pick your icons and download

    Preview the results, choose the sizes and formats you want, and save one file or download the full set as a ZIP.

Why use a favicon downloader

A favicon is the tiny image you see next to a page title in a browser tab and in your bookmarks list. Sometimes you need a clean copy of one: to check what a competitor uses, to rebuild a brand asset you lost, to add a recognizable icon to a link directory, or just to see an icon at full resolution. Hunting through page source for the right rel=icon tag is slow, and the file path is often buried or hashed.

This tool does that digging for you. It reads the live page the way a browser does and surfaces the favicon, the apple-touch-icon, and any /favicon.ico in one place, in the formats the site actually ships. You decide what to keep. One caveat worth stating plainly: it can only reach public URLs, so a page behind a login or a private network will not load.

Where a site's favicon comes from

A modern site usually declares its icon in more than one place. The tool checks each and shows you what it finds.

SourceWhat it isTypical format
link rel=iconThe declared tab iconPNG, SVG, or ICO
apple-touch-iconHome-screen icon on iOSPNG, often 180px
/favicon.icoThe classic fallbackICO, often multi-size
Manifest iconsIcons for installable web appsPNG in several sizes

Favicon Downloader — frequently asked questions

How do I download a website's favicon?
Copy the site's URL, paste it into the tool at the top of this page, and run it. ExtractPics loads the page in a real browser, finds its icon files, and shows them to you. Select the favicon you want and save it, or download the whole set as a ZIP.

Can I extract a favicon from any website?
You can extract the favicon from any public website the tool can open. It reads the page the way a browser does and finds the icon and favicon assets it loads. Pages locked behind a login, a paywall, or a private network cannot be reached, so those will not work.

What favicon sizes and formats can I download?
It returns the icons a site actually serves, commonly ICO, PNG, and SVG. Many sites publish their favicon in several sizes for different devices, and when they do you can grab the largest one available.

Is the favicon downloader free, and do I need to install anything?
It is free with no signup and no browser extension. Everything runs in the page, so you can use it on a phone, tablet, or desktop without installing software.

What is a favicon and why would I download one?
A favicon is the small icon a site shows in browser tabs, bookmarks, and history. People download one to recover a lost brand asset, study what a competitor uses, add an icon to a link directory, or inspect it at full size.

Does it get the highest-resolution icon?
When a site offers its favicon in more than one size, the tool surfaces those options so you can pick the largest. If a site only ships a single small icon, that smaller file is the best it can return, since the tool can only download what the site actually publishes.

Related tools

Image Downloader → Download Images from a Website → Image Link Extractor → Bulk Extractor →

More about favicons

The link element and rel=icon (MDN)open_in_new How sites declare the icons this tool reads. Web app manifest icons (MDN)open_in_new Why sites ship icons in multiple sizes and formats.

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