iOS app submission
App Store Connect rejects builds missing any required icon size. Generate the full set once, drop into Xcode's Assets.xcassets, never think about it again.
Upload one image and get all required icon sizes for iOS, Android, and Web — including favicon.ico. Everything runs in your browser.
We recommend a 1024×1024 pixel PNG. The tool will scale it down to all required sizes. Larger source images produce better quality icons.
iOS: 20, 29, 40, 58, 60, 76, 80, 87, 120, 152, 167, 180, and 1024px. Android: 48 (mdpi), 72 (hdpi), 96 (xhdpi), 144 (xxhdpi), 192 (xxxhdpi), and 512 (Play Store). Web: 16, 32, 150, 180, 192, 512px PNGs plus favicon.ico.
Drop your icon image here, or click to browse
Recommended: 1024×1024 PNG — supports JPG, PNG, WebP
One image in, every icon out — all sizes, all platforms, one click.
Generates every icon size needed for iOS (including 1024×1024 App Store), Android (all mipmap densities), and Web (favicons, apple-touch-icon, og-image).
iOS icons come with a proper Contents.json — drag the AppIcon.appiconset folder directly into your Xcode project.
All resizing happens in your browser using HTML Canvas. Your images are never uploaded to any server.
All icons neatly organized in folders (iOS, Android, Web) inside a single ZIP file. Ready to use.
Interface available in 25 languages with automatic browser detection. RTL support for Arabic, Persian and Urdu.
No limits, no watermark, no sign-up. Use it as many times as you need.
From one source image to all 30+ required sizes — in your browser, in a minute.
Apple, Google, and the web all accept icons up to 1024 × 1024. Drop a square PNG (transparent background recommended for some platforms, solid for others — both work). We accept JPG too but PNG with transparency gives the most flexibility.
iOS needs ~18 sizes (App Store, home screen at 2x/3x, settings, spotlight). Android needs ~5 mipmap densities (mdpi → xxxhdpi). Web needs favicons (16, 32), apple-touch-icon (180), Chrome (192, 512), and a manifest. Each size is downscaled with high-quality bicubic resampling using OffscreenCanvas.
See the generated icon as it would appear on iOS home screen, Android launcher, and a browser tab — all rendered live. Spot rendering issues (text too small to read at small sizes, lost details after resize) before exporting.
Output is a structured ZIP with iOS folder (ready for Xcode Asset Catalog), Android folder (mipmap-mdpi through mipmap-xxxhdpi), and Web folder (favicon.ico, manifest.json). Drag the appropriate folder into your project.
Icon generation isn't optional for most platforms — here's why.
App Store Connect rejects builds missing any required icon size. Generate the full set once, drop into Xcode's Assets.xcassets, never think about it again.
Google requires a 512 × 512 hi-res icon plus mipmap densities for the launcher. iKit produces both formats from one source — no need to render the same artwork five times manually.
PWAs need a manifest with multiple icon sizes (192, 512 minimum). iKit generates the manifest.json snippet for you, ready to paste into your existing manifest.
Brand redesign? Drop the new logo, get a complete new icon set in 30 seconds. Compare with the old set in the live preview before committing.
App icons are often unreleased brand work — a redesign, a new product, a confidential client logo. Uploading them to a server-side generator means a third party sees the asset before launch, with all the leak risk that implies. iKit generates everything in the browser using OffscreenCanvas, so your unreleased brand never leaves your machine.
Deep-dive tutorials and tool comparisons from the iKit blog.
One source PNG → every icon size and density. iOS, Android, and PWA in one export.
Every Android density (mdpi → xxxhdpi) plus adaptive icons, ready as a drop-in res/ folder.
The full apple-touch-icon size matrix and the exact tags Safari and iOS expect.
We recommend a 1024×1024 pixel PNG. The tool will scale it down to all required sizes. Larger source images produce better quality icons.
iOS: 20, 29, 40, 58, 60, 76, 80, 87, 120, 152, 167, 180, and 1024px. Android: 48 (mdpi), 72 (hdpi), 96 (xhdpi), 144 (xxhdpi), 192 (xxxhdpi), and 512 (Play Store). Web: 16, 32, 150, 180, 192, 512px PNGs plus favicon.ico.
No. All image resizing uses your browser's Canvas API. Your image never leaves your device.
Yes. The Web icons include a multi-size favicon.ico (16×16 and 32×32), plus individual PNG favicons.
Yes. Check the 'Transparent' option. Note that iOS App Store icons require a solid background — Apple will reject transparent icons.