Create all necessary app icon sizes for App Store and Google Play instantly.
Upload your app icon
Recommended: 1024×1024 PNG without rounded corners
Submitting apps to the Apple App Store and Google Play requires exporting dozens of exact pixel dimensions, from tiny 20px notification icons up to master 1024px store artwork. ImageUp takes your single master artwork and automatically generates production-ready Xcode Asset Catalogs (`AppIcon.appiconset/Contents.json`) and Android `res/mipmap` directory hierarchies in one click.
Drop your square master artwork (PNG format with flat edges, no pre-rounded corners).
Choose iOS (iPhone, iPad, Watch), Android (Adaptive mipmap sizes), or Both.
Unzip and drag the generated folders directly into Xcode or Android Studio.
Generates the complete `AppIcon.appiconset` folder with formatted `Contents.json` ready for direct drag-and-drop into Xcode.
Includes all standard DPI densities: `mipmap-mdpi` (48px), `hdpi` (72px), `xhdpi` (96px), `xxhdpi` (144px), `xxxhdpi` (192px), plus 512px Play Store asset.
Inspect realistic simulated previews on an iOS dark springboard and an Android circular adaptive icon launcher.
No. Upload a perfectly square image. Apple's iOS springboard and App Store rendering engine automatically apply the continuous squircle curve and border masks.
No. Apple strictly requires opaque background pixels for App Store master icons. Any transparent regions will be filled with black on iOS.
Open your Xcode project, navigate to `Assets.xcassets`, delete the existing empty `AppIcon`, and drag the extracted `AppIcon.appiconset` folder directly into the asset catalog navigator.
Copy the generated `mipmap-mdpi`, `mipmap-hdpi`, `mipmap-xhdpi`, `mipmap-xxhdpi`, and `mipmap-xxxhdpi` folders into your Android project's `app/src/main/res/` directory.
App icons come in a tangle of sizes: tiny notification icons, home-screen sizes, and the 1024px master for storefronts, each in a folder structure Xcode or Android Studio expects.
Drop in a square 1024x1024 master and this generator produces every required dimension, handles Apple's squircle masks and Android's circular adaptive icons, and organizes everything into developer-ready folders with the asset catalog config files included.
A live preview shows how the icon looks on a home screen before you download. Resizing runs in the browser, so unreleased app designs never leave your device.
Related reading: creating the full favicon and app icon stack.