Get any website's icon.
Find the largest icon a site declares, and check that it really loads. Use it here, or from your own dashboard or link list through the API.
Free, with no account needed.
What it checks
What you get from the favicon finder
The best icon
The largest one the site declares, then the standard location.
Checked
We make sure it really loads.
For developers
Three lines from your own code
Every tool is also an API, with one simple answer format. Keep your key on your server.
JavaScript
const res = await fetch("https://www.purlock.com/v1/tools/favicon-finder?target=example.com", {
headers: { authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.PURLOCK_API_KEY}` },
});
const report = await res.json();Prompt for Cursor or Lovable
Add a call to the Purlock Favicon finder API on the server side of this app. Send GET https://www.purlock.com/v1/tools/favicon-finder?target=VALUE with the header "Authorization: Bearer" and the PURLOCK_API_KEY environment variable. The JSON answer has status ("good", "attention" or "bad"), headline, checks (each with level, title, detail, fix) and data. If the call fails or times out after 3 seconds, carry on as if it wasn't there. Never put the API key in client code.
Free plan: 100 calls a month. Individual: 5,000. Business: 25,000.
FAQ
Questions, answered
- Why doesn't my favicon show in Google?
- Google wants a square icon of at least 48 pixels that its crawler can reach, and it can take weeks to update.
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