Author LynneHuy
2015
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Creating a favicon can be as easy as uploading your logo to a custom dimensions Canva image. I don't yet have a logo for my new website so I just did this using the initials of my name.

My previous websites I did exactly the same thing except I uploaded my logos to Canva in.

Take note that a favicon is sometimes also called a site icon, these two terms are interchangeable.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Related training:

Designing Images for Dummies

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MBrownie Premium
For some reason I cannot see the favicon. Where should I be looking?
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LynneHuy Premium
You cannot see your favicon or you don't see where anyone's favicon is? Look at the tab for WA in your browser. On the top left of the tab you see a little image with the WA logo?
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MBrownie Premium
I cannot see the favicon in your video after you upload it on your site.
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LynneHuy Premium
It is small on the browser tab next to the website name.
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MoniEll Premium
Great! - thank you, Lynne.
I didn't know that sth like favicon even existed until your post.
Now I have my own as well :)
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LynneHuy Premium
Brilliant Monika :) I am so happy to be able to help you!
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JerryMcCoy Premium Plus
Great post.
Jerry
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joejr49 Premium Plus
Done for my affiliate site...great training, Lynne. My theme said size was to be 16px X 16px, but Canva said minimum custom design was 40px...I went with the 40, and it worked anyway...will do other sites later today. Thanks.
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LynneHuy Premium
Yes I've noticed that different theme give different sizes! My other theme was 96 x 96 - I find it best to always check the theme and see what they say there.
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dchapman3 Premium
Nice training. How important do you think it is to have a site icon for your sites? I wouldn't have thought to do this.
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LynneHuy Premium
I think it is pretty important, it is very noticeable if you don't have one :)
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dchapman3 Premium
Look great and easy to do, thanks
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