SizeMyLogo
Free Logo & Favicon Generator

One logo.
Every size you need.

Upload your logo once and download perfectly sized assets for favicons, social media, websites, email, and print — all in one zip. No signup required.

Drop your logo here

PNG, JPG, SVG, or WebP · Transparent PNG recommended · 512×512 or larger

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Favicons
10 assets · Icons + Manifest + HTML Code
ICOfavicon.ico16+32+48
16×16favicon-16x16.png
32×32favicon-32x32.png
48×48favicon-48x48.png
180×180apple-touch-icon.png
192×192android-chrome-192.png
512×512android-chrome-512.png
150×150mstile-150x150.png
JSONsite.webmanifestconfig
XMLbrowserconfig.xmlconfig
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Social Media
9 assets · Profiles + Banners
400×400Instagram Profile
400×400Facebook Profile
400×400LinkedIn Profile
400×400Twitter / X Profile
800×800YouTube Icon
820×312Facebook Cover
1584×396LinkedIn Banner
1500×500Twitter / X Banner
2560×1440YouTube Banner
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Website
6 assets · Headers + Retina
250×100Header Logo
500×200Header Logo @2x
200×50Compact Header
400×100Compact Header @2x
192×192Web Icon
512×512Web Icon Large
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Email & Marketing
4 assets · Signatures + Newsletters
300×100Email Signature
600×200Email Signature @2x
600×150Newsletter Header
64×64Small Icon
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Documents & Print
4 assets · High-Res Exports
2000×2000High-Res Square
1000×1000Standard Square
500×500Medium Square
256×256Small Square
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📋 Paste this into your <head>


      

      
Place all favicon files in the root of your website, then add this code inside <head> — also saved as paste-in-head.html in your zip

    

  


  
  

    
    
  


  
  

    
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The Complete Guide to Logo Sizes in 2026


    
Getting your logo sizes right across every platform is one of the most overlooked steps in building a professional brand. Each platform — from Instagram to Google search results — requires specific dimensions, and uploading the wrong size means your logo gets cropped, stretched, or blurred.


    
Why favicon generation matters

    
A favicon is the small icon that appears in browser tabs, bookmarks, Google search results, and mobile home screens when someone saves your website. Modern browsers expect multiple favicon formats: a classic favicon.ico for legacy support, PNG favicons at 16, 32, and 48 pixels for modern browsers, a 180×180 Apple Touch icon for iOS devices, 192 and 512 pixel Android Chrome icons for Progressive Web Apps, and configuration files like site.webmanifest and browserconfig.xml that tell browsers and operating systems how to display your icon.


    
Social media logo sizes in 2026

    
Every social media platform has its own requirements. Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter) all use 400×400 pixel profile images displayed in a circular crop. YouTube requires a larger 800×800 icon. Cover banners vary widely: Facebook uses 820×312, LinkedIn needs 1584×396, X uses 1500×500, and YouTube banners are a massive 2560×1440 pixels. Getting these wrong means your branding looks amateur before anyone even reads your content.


    
Website header logos and retina displays

    
Website logos need to look sharp on both standard and high-density (retina) displays. A standard header logo at 250×100 pixels will look blurry on modern phones and laptops, so you also need a 2x version at 500×200 pixels. The same applies to compact navigation logos — always prepare both 1x and 2x versions.


    
Email signature and marketing logos

    
Email signature logos should be around 300×100 pixels to display consistently across Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail. For email marketing newsletters, a header logo at 600 pixels wide ensures it looks clean on both desktop and mobile clients. Always use PNG format with transparency for email logos.


    
Print-ready logo exports

    
Print materials — business cards, speaker one-sheets, event banners, and press kits — require high-resolution logos. A 2000×2000 pixel export gives you plenty of resolution for most print applications. For the sharpest results, always start with the highest resolution source file available and scale down, never up.

  


  
  

    
Frequently Asked Questions


    

      

        What sizes does this logo generator create?
        
      

      
It generates 33+ assets including favicon.ico (multi-size with 16, 32, and 48px), Apple Touch icon (180×180), Android Chrome icons (192 and 512px), all social media profile and banner sizes for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, and YouTube, website header logos with retina 2x versions, email signature logos, and high-resolution print files up to 2000×2000px. It also generates site.webmanifest, browserconfig.xml, and ready-to-paste HTML code.

    


    

      

        Is this tool really free? What's the catch?
        
      

      
Completely free with no catch. No signup, no email required, no watermarks, no usage limits. All image processing happens directly in your browser — your logo file never leaves your device or gets uploaded to any server. The site is supported by ads and affiliate recommendations.

    


    

      

        What image format should I upload?
        
      

      
PNG with a transparent background works best and is recommended. JPG, SVG, and WebP are also supported. For the best results across all sizes, use a source image that is at least 512×512 pixels — larger is always better since the tool scales down, not up.

    


    

      

        What is a favicon and why do I need one?
        
      

      
A favicon is the small icon that appears in browser tabs, bookmarks, Google search results, and mobile home screens. It's essential for brand recognition and professionalism. Without one, browsers show a generic icon, and Google may display a default globe in search results instead of your brand.

    


    

      

        How do I add the favicon to my website?
        
      

      
Upload all the favicon files from the zip to the root folder of your website (the same folder as your index.html). Then copy the HTML snippet provided and paste it inside the <head> section of your HTML. The snippet is included as a copyable block on this page and also saved as "paste-in-head.html" inside your zip file.

    


    

      

        Is my logo uploaded to a server?
        
      

      
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your logo image never leaves your device. The resizing, ICO generation, manifest creation, and zip packaging all happen locally on your computer. Nothing is sent to any server.