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Check any public website favicon for broken links, incorrect MIME types, icon dimensions, Apple and PWA sizes, maskable support, and search crawler access.
Enter the public homepage you want to audit.
This checker sends the URL to Converts.live. Our server fetches the public page, manifest, robots.txt, and discovered icon URLs. Do not enter private or credential-bearing URLs.
One audit, every icon surface
A favicon can work in one browser while remaining invisible to a pinned home-screen shortcut, an installed web app, or a search crawler. This audit follows each declared resource and compares its response with the role it needs to fill.
Every warning includes a concrete next step. The report never returns or republishes the fetched image or page bytes.
Build a multi-size ICO, Apple touch icon, PWA PNGs, manifest, and matching head markup without uploading your source artwork.
Open favicon generatorIt reads icon, shortcut icon, Apple touch icon, and web app manifest declarations, then checks dimensions in common favicon formats, HTTP status, MIME type, square sizing, PWA sizes, maskable purpose, and relevant robots.txt rules.
No. The public website URL is sent to Converts.live and fetched by our server. Private, local, authenticated, credential-bearing, and non-web URLs are blocked, and response sizes and redirects are capped.
Google accepts square favicons from 8 × 8 and recommends a size larger than 48 × 48. Also add a 180 × 180 Apple touch icon plus 192 × 192 and 512 × 512 manifest icons. A maskable PWA icon should keep important artwork inside its safe zone.
Search crawlers must be able to fetch the hostname homepage and its linked favicon. A root /favicon.ico fallback can work in browsers, but it does not replace the homepage rel=icon declaration used for Google Search eligibility.
No. The report verifies the technical signals it can fetch, but search engines make their own crawling, indexing, and display decisions. Use the fixes as implementation guidance, then allow time for recrawling.
