Mio Kaza Labs / Image toolsOne little icon. Every place it belongs.
App icons, favicons, and the finishing touches. All on your device.
A little icon. A lot of places.
My app
Small, but still you.
Actual CSS sizes. No zoom tricks.
Meet the masks.
Different phones. Different shapes. Check the fit before your icon leaves the studio.
Your artwork fits inside the PWA safe circle. Protected exports keep the whole mark in view.
Your framing
Rounded app preview
Circle crop
Your framing under a round mask
PWA protected
Fits the 80% safe circle
Android protected
Adaptive foreground · 66/108
Dashed rings show safe areas, not exported marks. Shape previews are approximations; Android shows the full adaptive layer before launcher cropping.
Tiny mode.
Big personality.
A beautiful app icon can turn into a blur in a browser tab. Give your 16px and 32px favicons their own simplified artwork. Same identity. Fewer details to lose.
Optional. Your main artwork is used everywhere until you add an alternate.
one count.
See it out there.
On a home screen. In the dock. Out in the world.
Give your artwork a little change of scenery.
At home on the home screen.
Your icon among everyday apps, under glass widgets and a soft wallpaper, with the rounded silhouette of an iPhone home screen.
1200 × 800 PNG · No uploads
Illustrative scenes, not exact OS screenshots or print proofs. Mockups don’t change your exported icon packages.
Your whole kit. One ZIP.
Pick the places your icon is going. We’ll handle the sizes, folders, and the little files in between.
Includes a preview sheet, settings recipe, and installation notes.
Made here. Stays here.
Your artwork is processed in this browser. No uploads, no account, no processing server. Once this page is loaded, you can keep creating offline.
A proper handoff.
Real ICO files, a web manifest, an Xcode icon set, and Android adaptive layers. Each kit includes instructions for putting everything in place.
Honest about the edges.
Smart framing removes transparent padding, not painted backgrounds. Use outlined, self-contained SVGs. Platform packages use flat artwork; dark, tinted, and themed variants aren’t generated.