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Batch Favicon Downloader

SEO

Extract and download favicons from multiple URLs at once in one click.

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Building a bookmarks page, a link directory, or a competitor research spreadsheet with each site's actual icon next to its name means grabbing dozens of favicons one at a time otherwise, opening each site, finding its favicon file, and saving it individually, a repetitive task multiplied by however many sites are on the list. This tool extracts and downloads favicons from a whole list of URLs in one click, rather than requiring each site to be visited and its icon saved separately.

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Useful for building a visual bookmarks or link directory page with real site icons instead of generic placeholders, collecting favicons for a competitive research project covering many sites at once, or grabbing icons for an entire list of links in one pass instead of one at a time.

Key features

  • Clean interface
  • Fast processing
  • No signup required
  • Works offline

Quick answers for Batch Favicon Downloader

Where do the favicon images actually come from?
Google's public favicon service (www.google.com/s2/favicons), requested at 128px for each domain you list. The tool doesn't crawl or host favicons itself, it builds the request URL from each domain and lets Google's service return the icon.
How many URLs can I process at once?
As many as you paste in, one per line. Each line is parsed into a domain and turned into its own favicon request, so a list of dozens of sites is fetched in one batch.
What if a site has no favicon Google can find?
You'll see a red X placeholder for that entry instead of a broken image, since the img tag's onError handler catches the failed load and hides the broken icon.