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Icon sizes + filenames for iOS devices

Posted by Kieran - July 4, 2010 - iPhone, Mobile
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Hopefully someone else will find these useful. Distilled from the Apple guide

  • Icon.png – Home screen icon for iPhone 3 (57×57)
  • Icon@2x.png – Home screen icon for iPhone 4 (114×114)
  • Icon-72.png – Home screen icon for iPad (72×72)
  • Icon-Small.png - Settings/Spotlight icon for iPhone 3 (29×29)
  • Icon-Small@2x.png – Settings/Spotlight icon for iPhone 4 (58×58)
  • Icon-Small-50.png – Spotlight icon for iPad (50×50)
  • iTunesArtwork – Icon for iTunes AdHoc distribution (512×512)

Had a request to make the work flow a little easier heres those icons in descending size order

  • iTunesArtwork – Icon for iTunes AdHoc distribution (512×512)
  • Icon@2x.png – Home screen icon for iPhone 4 (114×114)
  • Icon-72.png – Home screen icon for iPad (72×72)
  • Icon-Small@2x.png – Settings/Spotlight icon for iPhone 4 (58×58)
  • Icon.png – Home screen icon for iPhone 3 (57×57)
  • Icon-Small-50.png – Spotlight icon for iPad (50×50)
  • Icon-Small.png - Settings/Spotlight icon for iPhone 3 (29×29)

One comment on “Icon sizes + filenames for iOS devices”

  1. Cory says:
    January 6, 2011 at 6:37 pm

    I made an app for doing this, and it’s now available in the mac app store.
    http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iconizer/id412346451?mt=12
    It will re-size your icons to all 7 sizes, and it also does previews with the gloss and rounded corners so you can test out what it will look like on-device.

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