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Combine Emojis and Create Unique Favicons

Use Emoji Kitchen to mix two emojis into something new, or pick a single emoji. Download production-ready favicon files in SVG, PNG, and ICO formats. Free, instant, no signup required.

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ICO, SVG, PNGs, Apple Touch Icon, site.webmanifest

All of the above plus OG image, Twitter card, app store icons

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Implementation
// app/layout.tsx
import type { Metadata } from 'next'

export const metadata: Metadata = {
  icons: {
    icon: [
      { url: '/favicon.ico', sizes: '48x48' },
      // SVG auto-adapts to light/dark mode
      { url: '/favicon.svg', type: 'image/svg+xml' },
    ],
    apple: '/apple-touch-icon.png',
  },
  manifest: '/site.webmanifest',
}

Why Use an Emoji Favicon?

Emoji favicons give your website instant personality. Instead of designing a custom icon from scratch, you can pick an emoji that represents your brand or project and have a working favicon ready in seconds. Combined emojis take this further - mix a heart with fire, a face with sunglasses, or any two emojis to create something truly unique.

Combine Any Two Emojis

Mix and match from thousands of emoji combinations using Google's Emoji Kitchen. Create unique mashups that stand out in browser tabs.

Multiple Export Formats

Download your favicon as SVG for crisp scaling, PNG for broad compatibility, or ICO for legacy browser support. All sizes included.

Customize Your Design

Add background colors, adjust padding, and preview your favicon in real browser tabs and mobile home screens before downloading.

Instant Generation

No signup required. Pick your emojis, customize the look, and download production-ready favicon files in seconds.

How to Create an Emoji Favicon

Creating a favicon from emojis takes less than a minute. Here is the process from start to finish.

1

Pick Your Mode

Choose between combining two emojis for a unique mashup or using a single emoji for a clean, simple favicon.

2

Select Your Emojis

Browse through categories or search for specific emojis. In combine mode, pick two emojis and see available mashup combinations.

3

Customize the Look

Add a background color if you want your favicon to pop. Adjust padding to control how much space surrounds the emoji.

4

Preview Your Favicon

See exactly how your favicon will look in a browser tab and on mobile home screens. Toggle between light and dark mode previews.

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Download and Implement

Export as SVG, PNG, or ICO. Copy the HTML code snippet and add it to your website. Your new favicon is ready to use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, emojis work great as favicons. You can use an SVG with a text element containing the emoji, or convert the emoji to PNG or ICO format. This tool handles the conversion automatically and generates all the file formats you need for full browser support. CSS-Tricks has a detailed guide on using emojis as favicons with SVG.

Favicons need multiple sizes for different contexts. Browser tabs typically use 16x16 or 32x32 pixels. Google Search results require at least 48x48. Apple devices need 180x180 for touch icons, and Android uses 192x192. For Progressive Web Apps, you should include a 512x512 version. This generator creates all these sizes automatically. See the web.dev PWA documentation for complete requirements.

SVG is the modern choice - it scales perfectly to any size and supports dark mode adaptation. However, ICO files are still needed for older browsers and some specific use cases. PNG works well for most situations. For complete browser coverage, use all three formats together. The HTML snippet we provide shows exactly how to include each one. The MDN favicon documentation covers the technical details.

Helpful Resources

Learn more about emojis, favicons, and web development best practices from these trusted sources.

Emoji Information in 200+ Languages

Comprehensive emoji database with meanings, keywords, and translations in over 200 languages. Great for finding the perfect emoji for your brand.

Emojipedia

The encyclopedia of emojis. Look up emoji meanings, see how they appear on different platforms, and discover new emojis.

Google Favicon Guidelines

Official documentation from Google on favicon requirements for appearing in search results. Covers size, format, and implementation details.

web.dev Favicon Guide

Learn how to build adaptive favicons that respond to user preferences like dark mode. A deep dive into modern favicon techniques.

MDN Favicon Documentation

Technical reference for favicon implementation from Mozilla. Covers the history, specifications, and best practices.

favicon.io

Another popular favicon generator supporting text, images, and emojis. Useful if you need favicons from custom images or text.

RealFaviconGenerator

Comprehensive favicon generator with detailed browser compatibility testing. Good for checking how favicons render across platforms.

Can I Use - SVG Favicons

Browser support data for SVG favicons. Check which browsers support vector favicons and plan your fallback strategy.