Favicon Maker vs Static.app

Favicon Maker converts image files into favicon and web app icon assets. It accepts PNG, JPG, SVG, and WebP inputs and creates a multi-size ICO containing 16×16, 32×32, and 48×48 images. PNG outputs include a 180×180 Apple Touch icon and Android icons at 192×192 and 512×512. It can also generate an SVG icon that adapts to light and dark browser themes. A maskable PWA option adds 10% safe-zone padding for Android adaptive icons. Users can adjust corner radius, fit mode, background color, and transparency handling, then review the result in a live preview. Generated assets can be downloaded together as a ZIP file. The tool also provides copyable HTML, manifest.json, and browserconfig.xml code. Image processing takes place locally in the browser, and uploaded images are not sent to a server. Favicon generation requires no cookies; advertising cookies are set only after consent. The free tool is available on the web and lists support for Android, iOS, and Windows.

Static.app hosts static websites and publishes them from uploaded archives or through an AI agent using its MCP connector. Its described uses include portfolios, landing pages, documentation, and websites made with coding assistants. The desktop sync app publishes saved changes from a local folder; Static App Sync is currently available for macOS, with Windows described as coming soon. Users can edit HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in a browser editor, and daily snapshots support one-click rollback. The service also offers form collection, privacy-friendly analytics, HTTPS with a free SSL certificate, and password-protected pages. Listed connections include a REST API, MCP connector, webhooks, GitHub Actions, Claude Artifacts publishing, and OpenClaw. The free plan includes one website and a 50MB per-file limit; paid plans allow files up to 1GB. Server-side scripts can be stored but are not run. Free plans include help documents, while paid plans include priority email and chat support. Short links are not included in the free plan or trial and point only to content hosted on Static.app.