#webbranding

Your domain name defines your brand; choose it wisely!

Honestly, I used to ignore favicons. I thought they were just that tiny icon in the browser tab — no big deal. But when I launched my own portfolio site, I realized how unfinished it looked without one. So I tested a few favicon generators to see which one actually delivered quality without making it a whole project.

Here’s what worked (and what didn’t):

1. Zoviz Favicon Generator

This is the one I ended up using — and it’s way better than I expected.

Why I loved it:

I uploaded my logo once, and Zoviz auto-generated all the favicon sizes I needed (for desktop, mobile, tabs, bookmarks — everything).

It gives you transparent background options, real-time previews, and clean, retina-quality results.

Most tools butcher the design or crop it weird — Zoviz kept everything perfectly centered and sharp.

No sign-up, no watermarks, no drama. Just a sleek favicon in minutes.

Now when people visit my site, that little icon actually reflects my brand. It’s such a small thing, but it makes a huge difference in how professional your site feels.

2. RealFaviconGenerator.net

Super detailed and technical. Great if you’re a dev or want every single browser config, but it’s a bit overwhelming for beginners.

3. Favicon.io

Nice for text-based or emoji favicons. Simple and fast, but not very brand-oriented if you want to use your actual logo.

4. Canva (Manual Export)

You can technically make a favicon in Canva, but it’s not automated. You’ll need to resize, crop, and convert the file yourself.

✅ Final Thoughts: