So the only acceptable file here is the one for App Store. Companion Settings or Quick Look) and subtypes ( 38 mm, 42 mm) was not found. The correct format for qualifying roles (e.g. You can configure your Assets catalog in Xcode to use a single size for all app icons from within the Attributes Inspector panel: Select single size from within the Attributes Inspector to no longer depend on App Icon Generators.
#Xcode icon png for mac#
Mac app-icon~mac.png // actual size: 16px x // actual size: 32px x 32pxĪpp-icon-32~mac.png // actual size: 32px x // actual size: 64px x 64pxĪpp-icon-128~mac.png // actual size: 128px x // actual size: 256px x 256pxĪpp-icon-256~mac.png // actual size: 256px x // actual size: 512px x 512pxĪpp-icon-512~mac.png // actual size: 512px x // actual size: 1024px x 1024px | also used for Mac App StoreĬarPlay // 60pt x 60pt | actual size: 120px x // 60pt x 60pt | actual size: 180px x 180px
#Xcode icon png pro#
IOS // App // iPhone | 60pt x 60pt | actual size: 120px x // iPhone | 60pt x 60pt | actual size: 180px x 180pxĪpp-icon~ipad.png // iPad | 76pt x 76pt | actual size: 76px x // iPad | 76pt x 76pt | actual size: 152px x // iPad Pro | 83.5pt x 83.5pt | actual size: 167px x 167pxĪpp-icon-20~ipad.png // iPad | 20pt x 20pt | actual size: 20px x // iPad | 20pt x 20pt | actual size: 40px x // iPhone | 20pt x 20pt | actual size: 40px x // iPhone | 20pt x 20pt | actual size: 60px x 60pxĪpp-icon-29.png // iPhone | 29pt x 29pt | actual size: 29px x 29pxĪpp-icon-29~ipad.png // iPad | 29pt x 29pt | actual size: 29px x // iPad | 29pt x 29pt | actual size: 58px x // iPhone | 29pt x 29pt | actual size: 58px x // iPhone | 29pt x 29pt | actual size: 87px x 87pxĪpp-icon-40~ipad.png // iPad | 40pt x 40pt | actual size: 40px x // iPad | 40pt x 40pt | actual size: 80px x // iPhone | 40pt x 40pt | actual size: 80px x // iPhone | 40pt x 40pt | actual size: 120px x 120pxĪpp-icon~ios-marketing.png // 1024pt x 1024pt | actual size: 1024px x 1024px and of possible drag and drop acceptable filenames with minimally required qualifiers is below. The additional qualifiers in the filename may be required to distinguish files with same scale and idiom suffixes but different size (e.g. scale qualifier in the filename: idiom qualifier in the filename: ~ipad, ~car, ~mac, ~ios-marketing, ~watch-marketing.the real image width and height what Xcode gets right from the file.There are only 3 significant points which Xcode takes into account when it accepts drag and drop of the batch of the image files into any image asset (not only App Icon): What do I need to do to get Xcode to accept these pngs as the App Icon? This is how I have previously created App Icons, but obviously something is wrong, and I have not been able to find any helpful documentation, or StackOverflow questions or answers. The app icon set "AppIcon" has 23 unassigned children.
I downloaded a set of 23 iOS App Icons from that have the following filenames: dragging and dropping these onto a Xcode > New Project > Single View App > Assets.xcassets > AppIcon window all that happens is the following build warning:
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