Free logo resizer and favicon generator
Drop your logo and download every size a website, a phone and a social profile ask for, in one ZIP with the tags for the developer. It runs in your browser: your file is never uploaded.
Every file, and where it goes.
The sizes browsers, phones and social platforms ask for in 2026, each drawn at its exact pixel size.
- favicon.ico
- 16, 32 and 48 px in one file, for every browser and for Windows. Illustrator cannot write it.
- favicon.svg
- The vector favicon modern browsers prefer, written when you drop an SVG.
- favicon-16x16.png, 32x32, 48x48
- The same three sizes as separate PNG files, for tools that want them.
- apple-touch-icon.png
- 180 x 180 px on your background colour, for the iPhone and iPad home screen.
- icon-192.png, icon-512.png
- The Android and installed web app icons, listed in site.webmanifest.
- icon-maskable-512.png
- 512 x 512 px, full bleed, with the mark inside the safe circle Android launchers keep.
- logo-header.png, @2x
- The header logo at the height you choose, and at twice that height for high density screens.
- profile-picture-1000x1000.png
- A square every platform downsizes, with room for the circle crop.
- share-image-1200x630.png
- The image shown when a link to the site is shared on LinkedIn, Facebook, X or Slack.
- logo-email-signature.png
- Up to 400 x 160 px: a 2x file for a signature shown up to 200 px wide.
- head-tags.html
- The four lines of HTML the developer pastes in the head of the site.
What Anchr Ship does in Illustrator.
The plugin reads the logomark, logotype and full logo artboards, makes the black and white variants and exports every one as SVG, PNG at 2x, PDF and print-ready PDF/X-1a, with the favicons, app icons and social images, in a numbered folder tree.
How it works.
Drop your logo
An SVG exported from Illustrator, Figma or any vector tool, or a PNG or JPG.
Pick the icon crop
The whole logo, or the mark of a horizontal or stacked lockup, and the background colour for the icons that need one.
Download the ZIP
Every file at its exact pixel size, sorted into folders, with the HTML tags and a short read-me.
Questions designers ask.
A favicon.ico with 16, 32 and 48 px inside, a favicon.svg for modern browsers, a 180 px Apple touch icon, and 192 and 512 px icons listed in a web manifest. Our favicon guide explains each one.
Yes. Browsers that do not read the SVG favicon, and many tools that fetch /favicon.ico directly, still look for it. This tool writes it with three sizes inside.
Most headers show it 30 to 60 px tall. Use the SVG when the site accepts it; otherwise a PNG at twice the displayed height, which is what this tool exports. Our logo size guide lists every placement.
No. The file is read and drawn by your browser, and the ZIP is built there too. Nothing is sent to a server, so you can use client work under a confidentiality agreement.
A PNG has a fixed number of pixels, so every file larger than it is an enlargement. Drop an SVG, or a PNG at least 1024 px wide, for sharp results.
This page resizes one logo. Anchr Ship works inside Illustrator: it builds the black and white variants of every lockup and exports them as SVG, PNG, PDF and print-ready PDF/X-1a with the icons and social images, in a folder tree ready to deliver.
Learn how to size and export a logo.
- Export all logo formats in Illustrator: by hand or in one click
The logo formats a client actually needs, a naming pattern that survives their folders, and three ways to export them from Illustrator. · 8 min
- Export favicon, app icons and .ico from Illustrator: 2026 sizes
Every favicon and app icon size a site needs in 2026, exported from Illustrator, the .ico Illustrator cannot write, and the tags for the developer. · 9 min
- Logo file formats: which file type to use for web, print and video
Vector or raster, transparent or not, RGB or CMYK: which logo file format to use for each job, and which files a client should and should not receive. · 9 min
- Logo variations: the versions a brand needs and where each is used
What each logo variation is, where it goes, how many a small client needs compared with a large one, and how to name and document them in the guidelines. · 10 min
- Logo size in pixels for websites, social media and print (2026)
The logo sizes a website, a social profile, an email signature and a printer ask for, and how to set up the Illustrator artboards so exports come out right. · 9 min
- How to deliver a logo to a client: files, formats and folders
Which files, which variants, how to name and organise them, and how to send a logo so it does not get lost or misused. · 8 min