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App Icon Generator

Drop one image and get every iOS and Android app icon size at once — preview a rounded or circle shape, then download the whole set as a ZIP.

Turn a single square image into a full set of app icons. Drop in your artwork and it renders every size the App Store, Play Store and on-device launchers ask for, from the 1024 store icon down to the small notification badges. It works as an iOS app icon maker, an Android icon generator and an app icon resizer, with a rounded or circle preview so you can see how the mark sits under the system mask. Grab any single size, or download them all in one ZIP. Everything is generated on your device.

Drop images here

PNG or JPG, 1024×1024 works bestprocessed privately on your device

How it works

  1. 1

    Drop your image

    Add a square image — 1024×1024 gives the sharpest result across every size.

  2. 2

    Check the shapes

    Preview square, rounded and circle, and add a solid fill if your art has transparent edges.

  3. 3

    Download the set

    Save one size, or download every iOS and Android icon together as a ZIP.

Instant & 100% private — nothing is uploaded

Your images are processed instantly on your own device and are never sent to a server — so there are no upload waits, no size limits from us, and no copies kept anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Which icon sizes do I get?
The full iOS and iPadOS set including the 1024 App Store icon, plus the Android launcher densities and the 512 Play Store icon. That covers what Xcode and Android Studio expect.
What size image should I upload?
A square 1024×1024 image is ideal. Anything smaller still works, but starting large keeps the big store icons crisp instead of soft.
Should my app icon be square or rounded?
Upload a square, full-bleed design. iOS and Android round the corners themselves at display time, so the files you ship stay square. The rounded and circle previews are just there to show how it will look.
My logo has a transparent background — what happens?
iOS icons should not be transparent, so turn on the fill option and pick a background color. Transparent edges then sit on a solid color instead of showing through.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. Every icon is drawn in your browser and the ZIP is built there too. Your artwork never leaves your device.