The KIT outline spans 66.51 by 19.79 units, an aspect ratio of about 3.361:1. Apply one uniform scale. The favicon fits it into a 60-unit width on a 64-unit square, leaving 2 units of side padding. The lettering is about 17.853 units tall and centered vertically. Do not stretch it to fill the square vertically or alter individual letter contours or spacing.
At 16 pixels the wordmark is only about 4.46 pixels tall. Increasing source resolution improves high-density and larger presentations, but cannot create more detail in a 16-pixel display slot. Assess the native-size raster before choosing the full wordmark for a browser tab.
Keep the SVG as the scalable source. Render every PNG directly from it at its target size; do not enlarge a smaller PNG. The exports are lossless PNGs at 16, 32, 48, 64, 96, 128, 180, 192, 256, and 512 pixels. The ICO contains 16, 32, 48, 64, 128, and 256 pixel entries. The 256 pixel entry encodes each dimension as zero according to the ICO directory convention.
Google Search requires a square favicon of at least 8 pixels and recommends one larger than 48 pixels. It lists PNG and ICO among supported formats; SVG is not in the current Search list. Provide a stable PNG or ICO URL on the home page and allow crawling. A compliant icon is not guaranteed to appear in search results.
Safari 26 supports SVG favicons. Browser icon selection uses the link's type, sizes, and media hints; it is separate from the design's visual proportions. The export set supports SVG browsers and raster fallbacks without assuming that all browsers select the same file.
