Your favicon is missing
in one place and fine in another.
This tells you which file is absent.

Icontest fetches every icon your page declares and every root-fallback icon the browser requests by convention. It reports each file's HTTP status, content-type, and pixel dimensions — and flags mismatches between what is declared and what is served.

$0.50 per scan — no subscription, no account, no recurring charge. Payment system coming soon — the tool is currently free to try.

How it works

  1. 1 Paste a URL. Any public page — a landing site, a web app, a documentation domain.
  2. 2 Icontest fetches the page and finds every <link rel="icon">, <link rel="apple-touch-icon">, and <link rel="shortcut icon"> in the document head.
  3. 3 Every icon is checked. Each URL is requested. The tool reads HTTP status, Content-Type, and image dimensions — PNG, JPEG, GIF, SVG, ICO, BMP, WebP.
  4. 4 Root fallbacks are checked too. /favicon.ico and /apple-touch-icon.png at the host root — the paths browsers request by convention even when undeclared.
  5. 5 You get a table. Each icon's status, format, and real pixel dimensions — plus summaries for browser tab, iOS home screen, and search results.

Sample output

# 4 icons checked — 3 present, 1 missing

/favicon.ico            ICO 32×32 (HTTP 200)
/icon-192.png        PNG 192×192 (HTTP 200)
/apple-touch-icon.png HTTP 404
/images/icon.svg    SVG 64×64 (HTTP 200)

Browser tab: /favicon.ico ✓ | iOS: /apple-touch-icon.png ✗
Search: /favicon.ico ✓

What this tool does not do