OhMyIcon
6.0#13 in favicon generatorsFree planFree planWeb
VisitOhMyIcon vs Static.app
Static.app
7.0#1 in favicon generatorsFrom $5 a monthFree planWebAPImacOSWindows
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | OhMyIcon | Static.app |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The app icon output can be placed in Xcode’s AppIcon.appiconset or Android mipmap resource folders. | The product page lists a REST API, MCP connector, webhooks, GitHub Actions, Claude Artifacts publishing, and OpenClaw. |
| Support | The maker says it reads every message and replies to questions, feedback, bug reports, and business inquiries within three business days. | The pricing page says free plans include help documents and paid plans include priority email and chat support. |
OhMyIcon plans
- FreeFree
Static.app plans
- FreeFree
- Starter$5 a month
- Medium$10 a month
- Large$15 a month
Pick OhMyIcon if…
OhMyIcon suits people who need favicon files or iOS and Android app icon sets in a browser. It may also suit those who want local image processing and offline use after loading.
Pick Static.app if…
Static.app suits people publishing static portfolios, landing pages, documentation, or coding-assistant-built websites. It may also fit users who want local-folder publishing on macOS or browser-based editing and rollback.