FaviconStudio

Favicon Checker — Test Any Website's Favicon

Check if your favicon is correctly set up across browsers and devices. We test ICO, PNG, Apple Touch Icon, and PWA manifest in seconds.

Tip: paste the full URL (including https://).

How it works

  1. Enter your website URL and run the favicon check.
  2. We scan your HTML head, root favicon, Apple icon, SVG reference, and web manifest.
  3. You get PASS / FAIL / MISSING results with icon previews and direct file links.
  4. Copy the generated fix snippet and deploy with confidence.

FAQ

Why is my favicon not showing?▾
The most common causes are browser cache, incorrect file paths, missing icon tags, or CDN cache. Start with a hard refresh, verify direct icon URLs, and check your head tags. If you need a deeper troubleshooting sequence, follow our favicon not showing fix guide.
What favicon files does a website need in 2026?▾
At minimum: /favicon.ico, PNG icons at 16x16 and 32x32, Apple touch icon at 180x180, and a manifest with 192x192 + 512x512 icons. Add SVG as a modern primary icon for browsers that support it.
How do I fix a missing Apple Touch Icon?▾
Generate a 180x180 PNG, store it in a stable path (commonly /apple-touch-icon.png), add the correct head tag, then clear cache and retest on iPhone Safari by using Add to Home Screen.
Why does my favicon look different in Safari?▾
Safari may not render favicon assets exactly like Chromium browsers, especially around SVG behavior and caching. Keep PNG fallbacks and validate both tab icon and Apple touch icon output specifically for Safari/iOS.
How do I check if my PWA manifest icons are correct?▾
Open your manifest URL directly and confirm 192x192 and 512x512 entries exist with valid src paths. Then verify those file URLs return 200 and use browser application/manifest panels to ensure icons are detected correctly.