Start with your artwork
Use a PNG with transparent space around your mark. A 1024 pixel or larger source gives the best results.
Upload one PNG and create iOS app icons, Android launcher and adaptive icons, macOS icons, and web icon PNGs. Preview and customize your artwork, then download organized files for your project.
Everything you need, in one focused workspace.
Upload a transparent or opaque PNG.
Set the stage for your artwork.
Dial in the placement.
Upload once, adjust visually, then take exactly the files you need.
Use a PNG with transparent space around your mark. A 1024 pixel or larger source gives the best results.
Choose a solid color, gradient, or image background. Fine tune scale, position, and shadow while you preview.
Download Android resources, Xcode AppIcon catalogs, classic macOS catalogs, and web icons.
Choose the format your project needs, then follow the export guide for that platform.
Export iPhone and iPad PNG sizes with an Xcode AppIcon.appiconset and Contents.json. Choose a single 1024 × 1024 icon or a traditional size set.
iOS icon sizes and setup ↗Create launcher PNGs for mdpi through xxxhdpi, plus separate adaptive foreground and background layers and optional themed monochrome icons.
Android icon sizes and setup ↗Download 16, 32, and 48 pixel website icons, an Apple touch icon, and 192 and 512 pixel PWA icons with a starter web manifest.
Web icon sizes and setup ↗Also create classic macOS catalogs, 512 × 512 Google Play artwork, 1024 × 1024 App Store artwork, Flutter source art, Apple Watch source art, and Apple TV source layers.
Yes. You can upload a PNG, customize it, and download icon assets without an account or payment.
A square PNG at 1024 × 1024 pixels or larger gives the best results. The editor accepts smaller PNGs, but enlarging them may soften fine details in store artwork.
Yes. iPhone and iPad exports include an AppIcon.appiconset with Contents.json. Use either the SingleSize or AllSizes catalog in your Xcode target. For a universal iOS target, select both iPhone and iPad and use the combined catalog.
Yes. Select Android and the adaptive or monochrome variants to get foreground and background PNG layers, density-specific files, and adaptive icon XML. Review the result with Android launcher masks before shipping.
Yes. Transparent source artwork works well for foreground layers. Add an opaque background for store and platform icons that require one.
No. It provides organized files and instructions. Copy the assets into your project and validate the final icon in Android Studio or Xcode.
No. Rendering and ZIP creation happen locally in your browser; your source image is not sent to the studio server.