Half the battle with favicons is wiring them up correctly. Favvy not only exports the icons but also generates the <link> tags and meta declarations you need to paste into your HTML head. That means fewer DevOps pings and zero guesswork.

Accurate metadata every time

Each export includes touch icons, Safari pinned tab colors, mask icons, and manifest references. Favvy outputs the code snippet alongside your zip file, customized with whatever file paths you choose.

Integrates with your workflow

Store the snippet in your project docs or drop it straight into your framework’s layout file. Because it’s generated inside Figma, you can update it whenever the icon changes and stay confident the markup stays correct.

Implementation workflow

1. Generate your icon set with Favvy.
2. Copy the provided HTML snippet and add it to your site.
3. Upload the exported icons/manifest to your static assets folder.

That’s the entire integration—no manual typing required.

Avoid regressions

When QA reports missing icons, compare the deployed markup with Favvy’s snippet. Because the plugin tracks the code alongside the asset download, it’s easy to confirm whether implementation drifted. Update paths, redeploy, and you’re back in sync.

Helpful habit

Store Favvy’s snippet in source control right next to the assets. Future developers will always know which markup matches which export, saving time during redesigns or rebrands.