A SaaS launch usually has one brand mark and many places that need it. The marketing site needs a tab icon. The app shell may need shortcut icons. The public site may need Apple touch icons, Android-ready icons, and a starter manifest. The launch can look unfinished if those small assets lag behind the rest of the brand work.
Preparing favicons and app icons is not the same as designing the brand. It is packaging work. Once the source artwork is approved, the practical job is turning it into the common files the site or app needs. Converty’s Favicon / App Icon Generator handles that packaging from one square source image.
Start with a source image that can survive small sizes
The best source image is square, simple, and readable when reduced. SaaS marks often include fine detail, wordmarks, or complex shapes that look good in a hero section but fail in a browser tab.
Before generating the package, review the mark at small sizes. If it depends on tiny text or thin lines, simplify the source. The generator can export the files, but it cannot make a crowded mark readable in every surface.
Generate the common package together
The practical SaaS launch package should usually include:
favicon.ico- PNG icon sizes
- Apple touch icon output
- Android-ready icon output
- a starter
site.webmanifest
Converty bundles these outputs so the launch team does not have to manually export and collect them one by one. Upload the source, add the app or site name where relevant, choose whether circular browser and Android outputs make sense, then download the ZIP.
Place the files in the actual project
The generated ZIP is the asset package, not the deployment itself. After download, the files still need to be placed in the public assets area of the site or app and referenced by the project setup.
That separation matters. Converty reduces export work, but it does not replace your framework, hosting setup, or final integration check.
For a deeper checklist of package members, read What Files Do You Need in a Favicon Package?. For manifest-specific guidance, read How to Create a site.webmanifest for a Simple Web App.
Open the Favicon / App Icon Generator when your SaaS launch has approved square artwork and needs the browser and app icon package prepared quickly.
