Create a launch-ready app icon set
Start with one logo and generate the icons needed for app stores, home screens, PWAs, and browser tabs.
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Create app logos, generate favicon and app icon sizes from SVG, PNG, or JPG files, optimize SVG files, and make Open Graph images for cleaner product launches, landing pages, app stores, and social previews.
Turn one logo into favicon.ico, app store, home screen, PWA, and web manifest icon sizes.
Generate Apple touch icon, Windows tile, PWA icon, and web manifest sizes from SVG, PNG, or JPG logos.
Create favicon.ico from SVG, PNG, or JPG logos with 16x16, 32x32, and 48x48 browser icon sizes.
Create apple-touch-icon PNG sizes and HTML link tags for iPhone and iPad home screens from your logo.
Build foreground and background layers with circle, squircle, and rounded mask previews for Android.
Generate a manifest.webmanifest with PWA icons, maskable icons, theme color, and display mode from your logo.
Clean, optimize, and convert SVG logo files before shipping them to a website or app.
Optimize SVG files online with SVGO, remove metadata, reduce file size, and prepare cleaner logo vectors.
Flatten transforms, remove editor metadata and namespaces, strip IDs, and shrink SVG file size.
Outline SVG strokes into filled paths so icons keep their exact thickness at any size.
Convert SVG logos to crisp transparent PNG images at any size, with 1x to 4x scale presets.
Create social previews, profile pictures, palettes, monograms, and resized logo exports.
Create 1200x630 Open Graph images with templates, gradients, overlays, typography, and logo controls.
Resize your logo into profile picture sizes for Instagram, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, and more.
Remove a solid background color from your logo and export a clean transparent PNG in your browser.
Resize your logo to exact dimensions with aspect lock, contain or cover fit, and PNG or JPG export.
Create an initials logo with custom fonts, shapes, gradients, and colors, then download PNG or SVG.
Extract dominant brand colors from a logo and export hex codes, CSS variables, JSON, or a palette PNG.
These free logo tools help with the asset work that usually comes after creating a logo: favicon generation, app icon export, SVG optimization, social preview images, Open Graph metadata, and cleaner files for websites. Each tool is focused on a real brand asset workflow instead of generic design placeholders.
Pick the right tool sequence for the asset set you need: app icons, favicons, SVG cleanup, launch images, and social previews.
Start with one logo and generate the icons needed for app stores, home screens, PWAs, and browser tabs.
Build the files a product website usually needs after the logo is ready: manifest, PNG sizes, and resized logo exports.
Optimize the vector before publishing or sending it to a design tool, developer, or production site.
Turn the logo into share images, profile pictures, colors, and simple logo variations for launch pages.
Use the App Icon Generator when you need Apple touch icons, PWA icons, Windows tiles, and manifest images. Use the Favicon Generator when you specifically need favicon.ico. Use the OG Image Generator for social previews, and use the SVG Optimizer to clean vector files.
Yes. The App Icon Generator, Favicon Generator, and OG Image Generator support SVG, PNG, JPG, and JPEG source files. SVG or transparent PNG usually gives the cleanest result for logo assets.
Yes. The App Icon Generator includes a ZIP download for all generated icon sizes, and the Favicon Generator includes a favicon package ZIP with favicon.ico and PNG sizes.
Yes. Clean favicons, app icons, optimized SVG files, and Open Graph images help a website look more polished in browser tabs, bookmarks, social shares, app launch pages, and search-facing brand assets.
Every tool is completely free with no signup, no account, and no watermark. You can generate and download as many favicons, app icons, SVG files, and Open Graph images as you need.
Most tools process logo files in your browser. Tools that need server-side processing, such as the SVG Optimizer, may send the SVG code to an internal API route to return the processed result.