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App icon sizes guide
This guide shows the exact PNG size groups the generator exports today, along with the practical limits of flat image output for each platform. It is meant to help you choose the right pack before you download anything.
any and maskable at 192 and 512.
What this generator is designed to do
It resizes one source image into practical PNG outputs that you can import into your app, manifest, or design handoff process. That makes it useful for teams that already have artwork and want size coverage fast.
It does not pretend to replace the whole platform packaging step. Android adaptive icons still need project-level foreground and background resources, and iOS still expects the icon files to be arranged in Xcode with the right metadata.
iOS export set
The current iOS pack
| Export group | Sizes included | Why it is there |
|---|---|---|
| App Store | 1024 | Large artwork for App Store submission and design handoff. |
| iPhone home screen | 180, 120 | Main iPhone app icon sizes used through the AppIconSet workflow. |
| iPhone Spotlight and notification | 120, 80, 60, 40 | Smaller iPhone icon variants used in search and notification contexts. |
| iPhone settings | 87, 58 | Common settings-size exports for higher-density iPhone variants. |
| iPad home screen | 167, 152, 76 | Regular iPad and iPad Pro home screen sizes. |
| iPad Spotlight, settings, notification | 80, 40, 58, 29, 40, 20 | Support sizes for smaller iPad icon placements. |
Android, PWA, and browser exports
The other packs
| Pack | Sizes included | Practical use |
|---|---|---|
| Android | 512, 192, 144, 96, 72, 48, 36 | Play Store artwork plus legacy launcher PNG densities. Useful when you need flat icon files, but not a full adaptive icon resource set. |
| PWA | 512 any, 512 maskable, 192 any, 192 maskable | Manifest-oriented sizes for web app installs. The separate maskable exports are useful when you want to keep safer artwork margins. |
| Favicon | 64, 48, 32, 16 | Quick browser icon PNGs when you do not need a generated .ico file. |
Best starting point
Begin with a large square source
A clean 1024 x 1024 source is the safest baseline for most projects. Larger artwork is fine too, but once your source file is too small, the smaller exports may still look acceptable while the larger ones lose clarity.
Padding matters
Flat artwork rarely fits every platform the same way
If you use a maskable PWA icon or a launcher icon with rounded masking later, aggressive edge-to-edge artwork often feels cramped. The built-in safe padding control exists for that reason.
Simple decision rule
If you already have finished artwork and need export coverage fast, use the generator first. If you still need layered Android adaptive resources, a packaged iOS asset catalog, or an .ico bundle, treat these PNGs as your source outputs and finish the platform-specific packaging afterward.