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How to add a favicon to a website in HTML?


To add a favicon to your website, you need a .ico image. This can be your brand’s logo or anything relevant to your website. Once you have your .ico image ready, follow these steps:

1. Upload the .ico file to the root directory of your website.
2. Use the `link` element in your HTML file to link the .ico file. The link element should go inside the head section of the HTML file.

Here is the syntax:
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1. Replace `image.ico` with the path to your .ico file. If your .ico file is in the root directory of your site and is named favicon.ico, then your link element will look like this:

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1. Save your HTML file and refresh your website. You should now see your favicon in your browser’s tab.

Please note that, sometimes, cached images may prevent the favicon from showing up right away. You may need to clear your browser’s cache or try a different browser to see the new favicon.


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