Most Joomla! websites will by default display a favicon.

The favicon is a small 16px x16px image that is displayed next to the URL of your website in the browser address bar.

You will also usually see the favicon displayed next to the name of your site in open browser tabs and bookmark listings.

The favicon is part of the template used by your website.

File format

Favicons can be created using any image file format but ICO is the file format we recommend.

Reason: ICO is supported by all modern browsers.

Why use a favicon?

If you have a brand then displaying a favicon in your website will help to reinforce it.

In this article we tell you how to:

  1. create a favicon.ico file, and
  2. how to display it in your website.

JOOMLERS.UK is sponsored by WYNCHCO Solutions

WYNCHCO Solutions help and support managers responsible for Joomla! CMS websites in UK business and third sector organisations across Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside and North West England.

Read more: WYNCHCO Joomla! CMS Help & Support.

Most Joomla! websites will by default display a favicon.

The favicon is a small 16px x16px image that is displayed next to the URL of your website in the browser address bar.

You will also usually see the favicon displayed next to the name of your site in open browser tabs and bookmark listings.

The favicon is part of the template used by your website.

File format

Favicons can be created using any image file format but ICO is the file format we recommend.

Reason: ICO is supported by all modern browsers.

Why use a favicon?

If you have a brand then displaying a favicon in your website will help to reinforce it.

In this article we tell you how to:

  1. create a favicon.ico file, and
  2. how to display it in your website.

JOOMLERS.UK is sponsored by WYNCHCO Solutions

WYNCHCO Solutions help and support managers responsible for Joomla! CMS websites in UK business and third sector organisations across Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Merseyside and North West England.

Read more: WYNCHCO Joomla! CMS Help & Support.

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