A favicon downloader that finds every icon size
Most favicon tools show you the tiny 16×16 icon and stop there. This favicon downloader reads all the icon declarations in a page's <head> — the classic favicon.ico, PNG favicons at various sizes, and the apple-touch-icon used on iOS home screens — and then goes one step further: it fetches the site's web manifest to surface the high-resolution icons (typically 192×192 and 512×512) that modern sites declare there. Each icon is shown with its real, declared size so you know exactly what you're getting.
Extract favicon URLs and the theme color
For developers building dashboards, link previews, or browser-style UIs, the useful output isn't a downloaded file — it's the URL. This tool lists the direct URL of every icon so you can extract favicon links to reference in your own app, alongside a preview of each one rendered on a checkerboard so transparency is visible. It also pulls the site's theme-color meta tag and the manifest's theme and background colors, giving you the exact hex values a site uses for its browser chrome — handy when you're matching a brand's look in a dashboard or presentation.
What we show, honestly
We report the icons a site actually declares, at the sizes it declares them — we don't resize or convert images, so if a site only publishes a 32×32 favicon, that's what you'll see, not an invented "high-res" version. When no icon is declared in the markup, we fall back to checking the conventional /favicon.ico path and label it as a fallback. If an icon URL won't load in your browser (some servers restrict hotlinking), the preview will show that rather than pretending it rendered.
A note on reuse rights
This is a technical inspector for the icon and brand assets a website publishes — useful for development, testing, and design reference. Bear in mind that logos, icons, and brand imagery are usually protected by copyright and trademark: being able to view or download an asset here doesn't grant you the right to reuse it. If you plan to use another organisation's brand asset in your own product, get permission from the owner first.