Best for vector logos
SVG is ideal when your source is a scalable logo or icon that needs to be exported as a traditional favicon.ico file.
SVG favicon converter
Convert SVG graphics into multi-size favicon.ico files for browser tabs, shortcuts and Windows icons. Your SVG is rendered locally in the browser.
SVG is ideal when your source is a scalable logo or icon that needs to be exported as a traditional favicon.ico file.
The SVG is loaded and rasterized in the browser before the ICO file is generated. Your file is not uploaded.
ICO output is useful for older favicon workflows, desktop shortcuts and apps that expect a .ico file instead of SVG.
SVG rendering guidance
The vector source is rendered to pixels for each selected ICO dimension. A valid viewBox and self-contained artwork help every size render consistently.
Use a viewBox that tightly contains the artwork. Excess canvas space makes the icon appear too small after rasterization.
Avoid external fonts, linked images or remote stylesheets. Self-contained paths, fills and embedded assets are more reliable in browser-based rendering.
Vector detail is unlimited at large sizes but still collapses at 16ร16. Strengthen thin strokes and remove elements that are not visible in the smallest icon.
Format-specific help
SVG works well in modern browsers, while ICO is still useful for favicon.ico files, Windows shortcuts and software that expects embedded raster icon sizes.
Transparent areas can remain transparent when the SVG uses transparent fills or no background. The artwork is rasterized with an alpha channel.
Check the viewBox and remove dependencies on external fonts, images or styles. The file should contain all artwork needed to render by itself.
No. The browser loads and rasterizes the SVG locally.