Favicon Checker
Scan a URL or paste HTML to find missing favicons, apple-touch icons, and PWA manifest links. Free online favicon checker.
About this tool
Favicon Checker audits a public URL or pasted HTML for favicon links, apple‑touch icons, PWA manifest references, light/dark adaptive icons, and related tile tags so you can see what browsers will request.
Best for: Debugging missing or cached favicons and confirming light/dark or Apple touch icon markup after a deploy.
How to use it
- Enter a public site URL, or paste the page HTML if the live fetch fails.
- Run the audit and open Fix it beneath any missing or optional improvement.
- Copy the suggested code or open Favicon Generator with the right repair option selected.
- Download the complete package, deploy it, then return to Checker and re‑scan.
Common problems and tips
- Scan fails with a network or CORS error. Paste the page HTML instead, or try again later. Some sites block automated fetches and proxies.
- Icons show as missing but the site looks fine. Tags may be injected by JavaScript after load, or blocked redirects may hide files. View page source and network requests to confirm.
- Checker notes that light / dark favicon variants are absent. Add dual <link rel="icon" media="(prefers-color-scheme: …)"> tags or an SVG favicon with prefers-color-scheme styles. Favicon Generator exports these automatically.
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