Status

Current status

All systems operational.

Everything that actually turns your logo into a favicon and app icon set happens locally, inside the browser tab you have open right now. That means the core of Logo2Favicon keeps working whether or not our marketing pages, this status page, or anything else on the web is reachable at this exact moment.

Components

Here is each part of Logo2Faviconand its current state. "Operational" means it is behaving as designed.

• Web app (static hosting) - Operational. The site is a static build served as plain files. There is no application server, database, or login system that can fall over.
• Icon generation (in-browser) - Operational. Resizing, padding, and rendering of every favicon, Apple touch icon, and Android/PWA icon runs on the HTML Canvas in your own browser.
• ZIP export & download (in-browser)- Operational. Your icon set, web manifest, and HTML snippets are packaged into a ZIP and handed to your browser's download - no file ever leaves your device.
• CDN / asset delivery - Operational. The static assets (HTML, JavaScript, fonts) are delivered over a content delivery network. Once the page has loaded, generation no longer depends on it.

Because the first three components above run on your machine, they do not share a single point of failure with a typical hosted service. The only externally hosted piece is asset delivery - and even a hiccup there only affects loading a fresh page, not work you have already started.

Why this page is short

Most status pages are long because most products are long chains of servers, queues, and databases, where any link can break. Logo2Favicon is deliberately the opposite: a privacy-first, serverless tool with almost nothing to monitor.

Your logo is never uploaded. There is no account to sign in to and no backend that quietly processes your files. The whole pipeline - read the image, redraw it at each required size, package the result - executes in your browser using standard browser features. You can read more about this approach, and why it was built this way in Switzerland, on our About page.

A practical consequence: if you have the generator open and working, you can keep generating icons even if our pages later go offline. There is no server waiting to say no.

Report a problem

If something looks wrong - a broken icon, a download that won't start, a page that won't load, or output that doesn't match a platform's requirements - we genuinely want to hear about it. Email info@Logo2Favicon.com with what you were doing, which browser and version you are on, and a screenshot if you can. The more detail, the faster we can reproduce and fix it.

Prefer to start from scratch? Head back to the generator and try your logo again - a fresh reload clears any in-tab state and resolves most transient issues.