AppIconGenerator DocsGetting started
Prepare one source image, select platforms, download the ZIP and test its files in your app or website.
Upload one master image, choose your platforms, preview the result and download ready-to-use icon assets. Your image is processed in your browser.
Make your app icon in three steps
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Upload a master image — Upload a square PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, or start with a customizable app icon template. A high-resolution source keeps smaller icons crisp.
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Choose platforms and preview — Select iOS, Android, web or Chrome, then adjust the available icon settings while checking the preview.
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Download the icon ZIP — Export the generated sizes and platform folders, ready for your app or website project.
Local editing and export are free. Optional AI image generation uses account credits; review the displayed cost before generating.
Free App Icon Maker for iOS, Android and Web
Exported files
- iOS — Our ZIP puts one 1024 px PNG and Contents.json in AppIcon.appiconset. Xcode can generate smaller variants. This export does not include separate dark or tinted icon artwork.
- Android — Adaptive artwork is based on 108 × 108 dp layers. Keep the main symbol within the centered 66 × 66 dp safe area so device masks do not crop it. Our adaptive ZIP also includes mipmap-anydpi-v26 XML and legacy fallback PNGs.
- Web, PWA and Chrome icons — Install web favicons and a PWA manifest, and check Chrome extension icons and promotional image dimensions.
Integrate and test
Use the size calculator for a quick reference, then inspect the generated files and test them in your project. To export iOS and Android resources from your artwork, open the app icon maker.
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Local resizing and platform ZIP export are free and need no account. AI icon and logo generation requires sign-in and credits, and produces PNG artwork rather than editable vector layers. Review the current quote and test exported assets in your project.