WINDOWS PHONE APP ICON GENERATOR HOW TO

Once you've created your icon, save a 192 x 192 size version into a resources folder in the root of your Ionic project. For the most part, scaling down large images into small icons works well, but if you want a really crisp looking icon it may be worth designing a smaller version of your icon specifically. The Ionic resources tool only requires a single 192 x 192 icon as a base, but since the app store requires a larger icon anyway it's best to design it at 1024 x 1024 first (or even 2048 x 2048). Ionic does a lot for you but it can't quite yet design your graphical resources for you, so there's a little set up work we need to do.

WINDOWS PHONE APP ICON GENERATOR HOW TO

Ok, let's walk through exactly how to do this. Generating Icons and Splash Screens with Ionic If you don't already have Ionic, check out this post to get started. Even if you're not using Ionic, it'd be worth installing just to use this tool and then transfer the splash screens and icons over to your actual project. One of the coolest things about Ionic is the resources tool they provide for automatically generating all the splash screens and icons that you need. If you've been following my recent Learning Ionic as a Sencha Touch Developer series then you would also know I've been getting into the Ionic framework lately. If you've ever submitted an application to either the Apple or Google app stores, then you would know the pain of creating all the necessary splash screen and icon sizes.

Windows phone app icon generator