# Figma Shortcut for Favicons

> Create favicon packages in seconds by turning Favvy into your Figma shortcut for icon requests.

- Canonical page: https://www.hypermatic.com/articles/favvy-figma-shortcut-for-favicons/
- Published: 2025-02-04T00:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2025-02-04T00:00:00.000Z

Whenever someone pings me for favicons, I open Favvy. It’s the shortcut that transforms a tedious chore into a repeatable workflow. No guessing sizes, no exporting slices, no manual zip files—just a quick run of the plugin and the assets are done.

### Batch multiple brands
Working across clients? Favvy lets you store presets with different colors, masks, and naming conventions. Switch presets and rerun the export to deliver brand-specific packages without rebuilding anything.

### Share the shortcut with your team
Document the steps once: “Clone the master icon, run Favvy preset X, upload the zip.” Anyone on the team can follow it, which keeps the burden off whoever usually handles favicons.

### Shortcut steps
1. Keep a master icon library in Figma with variants per brand.
2. Run Favvy with the matching preset whenever a request arrives.
3. Deliver the package and log the export in your release checklist.

Favvy turns favicon production into muscle memory.

### Track requests
Maintain a simple spreadsheet or Notion table listing which teams requested favicons and when. Attach the Favvy export link so anyone can re-download the assets later. Over time you’ll spot trends and can proactively refresh icons before someone asks.

### Bonus automation
Trigger Slack or email notifications when a new Favvy package drops into your repo. Stakeholders get alerted instantly, and you never worry about assets languishing unseen.