A Favicon add's to the design and overall feel of your website. For many it just looks more professional, other's don't even notice it. Whichever way you swing, they're a lot of fun to generate and play with, especially inbetween weblogging and checking your facebook.

Anti Favicon allows you to create Text Favicons that are informative rather then decorative. Useful for download sites, information sites, or Geek Sites.

Degraeve.com is one of many generators that allows you to upload an image, crop, and use the image as a Favicon. Once you have created your Icon you will need to upload it to your root directory and add some html to your website.

Also on Degraeve you'll find a blog image generator, making pictures a consistent size for your blog. There's also a color picker, ringtone generator amongst other Geeky things you can lose hours too (but they'll be a good few hours!).

By far the easiest Favicon Generator is Web Scipt Labs Browse for the image on your computer, upload, Save image to computer and upload to your root directory.

Web Geek 2.0 Recommends Favicon.cc

You can customize your favicon pixel by pixel using the grid. You can choose which color you want each pixel and preview the final outcome as you draw. Like the other sites you can also import an image. This site is the definitive Favicon Generator. Please note once uploaded to your Root Directory a Favicon can take as much as two weeks to appear. You may try a hard refresh (f5) on your browser.