Free Favicon Fetcher
Paste any domains or URLs and instantly grab each site’s favicon. Preview at any size, copy the image URL or an <img> tag, or download the PNG.
Paste some domains above and press “Fetch favicons”.
What this tool does
A favicon is the little icon a site shows in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search results. This tool fetches the favicon for any domain you paste (one site or a whole list) and lets you preview it at common sizes (16 to 256 pixels), copy its URL, copy a ready-to-paste <img> tag, or download it as a PNG. It is the fast way to grab a clean icon for a directory, a link list, a comparison table, or a slide.
How to use it
Paste one domain or URL per line (full links work too, they are reduced to the domain automatically). Pick a size, then press “Fetch favicons”. Each site appears as a card with its icon and buttons to copy the URL, copy an <img> snippet, or download the PNG. Use “Copy all URLs” to grab every icon link at once for a spreadsheet or a script.
Where the icons come from
The previews are served by Google’s public favicon service, which looks across a site for the best available icon and returns it at the size you choose. Because the images load directly in your browser, nothing about your list is sent to our servers; the tool runs entirely on the page.
Frequently asked questions
Is this free and private? +
Yes - free, no signup, and your list of domains is never sent to our servers. The favicons load directly in your browser from Google’s public favicon endpoint.
Can I fetch favicons for many sites at once? +
Yes. Paste as many domains or URLs as you like, one per line, and each gets its own card with copy and download buttons. Use “Copy all URLs” to grab every link at once.
What sizes can I get? +
You can preview and download at 16, 32, 64, 128, or 256 pixels. The icon is delivered as a square PNG.
Why do some sites show “no favicon found”? +
A few sites have no favicon, block hotlinking, or use a format the service cannot read. When that happens the card shows a fallback and you can still copy the URL to try it directly.
Can I use these favicons on my own site? +
You can hotlink the URL or download the PNG, but the icons are the trademarks of their respective sites, so use them for things like link lists, directories, and comparisons, not to imply endorsement.