How can I compress favicon files?



4. The file explorer window will open

5. Choose the file you want to compress and use as "Favicon" then click "Open"

6. The file will begin uploading to the PodUp File Manager

7. Once the file has been uploaded in the PodUp file manager, an "Optimized version" of the file will be also be generated.

8. Original file's size will be more compared to the "Optimized File".

9. "Optimized Image" size will always be smaller compared to the original file.

10. Once the "Optimized file" has been generated. Click on "My Site"


12. Navigate to “Favicon.”


14. In the PodUp File Manager, select the image you want to use as your favicon


16. Click "Save" to confirm the changes.

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