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# Adding a Favicon
ScandiPWA supports the favicon change from the Magento admin panel.
### To change the favicon:
1. On the *Admin* sidebar, go to **Content** > *Design* > **Configuration**
2. Find the store view that you want to configure and click **Edit** in the *Action* column.
3. Expand the **HTML Head** section
4. To upload a new favicon, click Upload and choose the file from your computer.
{% hint style="warning" %}
**NOTE!** Make sure your favicon file is called "favicon"!
{% endhint %}
5\. When done, click Save Configuration.
6\. On the *Admin* sidebar, go to **System** > *Tools* > **Cache Management**
7\. Choose Flush Cache Storage.
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