Android

App Icon Generator

Upload one source image and generate multiple Android and iOS icon sizes with configurable fit mode, padding, background, and rounded corners.

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What this icon generator does

This tool converts one source image into multiple app icon outputs for Android and iOS workflows. It is designed for fast iteration: upload once, adjust padding/fit, preview instantly, then download selected sizes as a ZIP.

Why fit mode and padding matter

  • Contain: safer for logos/text; keeps full artwork visible.
  • Cover: fills the icon area; useful for edge-to-edge artwork.
  • Padding: helps avoid cramped icons on launchers and home screens.
  • Corner radius: useful for mockups and brand exploration before final export.

How to use this tool effectively

  1. Step 1: Upload a high-resolution square source (at least 1024 × 1024 recommended).
  2. Step 2: Choose preset and tune fit, padding, background, and corner style.
  3. Step 3: Generate icons and review per-size previews.
  4. Step 4: Select required outputs and download ZIP for your project.

Best practices for production-ready app icons

  • Keep visual center balanced; test on both light and dark wallpapers.
  • Avoid tiny text in icon artwork.
  • Use transparent source PNG for maximum flexibility.
  • Verify final icons on real devices before store submission.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this create Android mipmap folders automatically?

This tool exports image files only. You can place them into your Android project structure as needed.

What source size should I upload?

For best quality, upload a square image at 1024×1024 or larger.

Can I generate only selected icon sizes?

Yes. After generation, choose specific rows and download only selected files as ZIP.

Will this work for iOS App Store icon requirements?

It includes common iOS sizes, including 1024×1024. Always cross-check latest Apple guidelines before release.

Does DroidXP upload my source image?

No. Generation runs locally in your browser.

Can I use SVG as source?

Yes in supported browsers. If rendering looks different, export your SVG to PNG first for consistent output.