Paste up to 100 domains and download all their favicons at once, as one ZIP file or as separate images. Free, no signup.
Up to 100 domains
github.com) and full URLs both work; the protocol, www. and any path are stripped automatically. Lines without a dot are skipped.github.com-favicon.png) or by position in your list (001-github.com-favicon.png).| Option | Choices | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Standard (16/32) or Large (64+) | Large asks for bigger icons. When a site publishes its own icon you get that file; the size choice matters most when we fall back to Google's favicon service. |
| Output | ZIP or individual files | ZIP bundles everything into one download. Individual files are saved one by one; some browsers ask you to allow multiple downloads first. |
| Naming | By domain or by index | By index keeps the order of your list, which is handy when you match icons back to a spreadsheet. |
Each domain goes through the same favicon extractor as our single-site favicon downloader. It reads the <link rel="icon"> and Apple touch icon tags and the web app manifest on the homepage, tries well-known files such as /favicon.ico and /apple-touch-icon.png, checks that each file really is an image, and prefers SVG and large PNG icons over small ICO files.
If a site blocks automated requests or has no icon, the tool falls back to Google's public favicon service, so every row in your list still gets an image. The preview grid shows each result before you download, so you can spot the generic ones.
Need this in code instead of a browser? The free favicon API returns the same icons for one domain per request, with no API key.
Up to 100 domains per run. For a longer list, split it into batches of 100.
Yes. There is no account, no API key and no payment. Please keep runs to lists you actually need.
That site either has no favicon or blocked our lookup, so the result came from Google's fallback service. Try the single-site favicon downloader for that domain, which also tries a few extra sources from your browser.
Not directly. Copy the column of domains from your spreadsheet and paste it into the box; each line becomes one domain.
Favicons are usually part of a company's logo or trademark. Showing them next to links to those sites is common practice; using them as your own branding is not. Check each brand's guidelines if you are unsure.