Convert your JPG or JPEG images into professional favicon ICO files. Perfect for websites that need quality icons from photographic sources.
favicon.ico to your website's root directory.JPG works best for photographic images with gradients. For logos or graphics, consider using PNG to Favicon instead.
For best results, start with a square image. Enable "Smart Crop" if your image isn't square to automatically center and crop it.
Use 85% quality for the best balance. Higher values increase file size without visible improvement at favicon sizes.
Since JPG doesn't support transparency, choose a background color that matches your website's theme or header.
Standard favicon size used by all browsers. Essential for browser tabs and bookmarks.
High-DPI/Retina display support. Provides sharper icons on modern screens.
Windows desktop shortcuts and taskbar. Also used by some browsers for bookmarks.
Large icon size for high-resolution displays and special uses.
Yes, but keep in mind that favicons are very small (typically 16x16 or 32x32 pixels). Simple, high-contrast images work better than complex photos. Consider using a cropped portion of a photo or simplifying the image first.
JPG format doesn't support transparency - it's a limitation of the format itself. If you need a transparent favicon, use our PNG to Favicon converter instead, or select a background color that matches your website.
We recommend 85% for most uses - it provides a good balance between quality and file size. Since favicons are very small, higher quality settings often don't provide visible improvement but do increase file size.
Upload favicon.ico to your website's root directory. Most browsers will automatically find it. You can also add this tag to your HTML head: <link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon">