Image asset studio provides legacy icons. One of those is the Google Play Store icon. At first, I thought that upon publishing an app, that icon will already be available but there is this High res icon that must be uploaded on Play Console account.
If they are the same, where can I find the generated icon from Image Asset studio to use for the Play Console?
If not, how can I generate an icon shaped like this?
or any 512x512 pixels image I upload will automatically be shaped like this?
Go Drawable > New > Image Asset > Legacy tab > Click next to generate the icons. You'll find the 512 x 512 icon in the root of src > main folder with a name called ic_my_sample_icon-web.png. Just right-click on the icon and select Show in Files / Reveal in Finder
Depdeep accepted answer above is obviously correct. Yet the file can be also found straight from your project path. In my case it was:
...\AndroidStudioProject\App_name\app\src\main\ic_launcher-web.png
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I know i can use my own svg as icons by browsing them from the asset studio but it just show the name not the exact icon of the svg, i can't know just by name what that icon is look like , so can i view them while adding them to project like they are showing in below image?
I have many icon on my computer can i add them to that list , so that i can see them visually when i want to add a new vector asset.
I tend to think that it can be done because then icons which android asset studio is shows must be stored in a directory from where it pulls when when i open asset stdio , if i can add my svg to that directory then android studio may may also pull them too with default clip arts and they may also show up in asset studio, does anyone know what that directory is , or any other way of doing this.
Note android studio does not give such option via UI
When you add a new vector asset (assuming you've added it in the drawable directory), it gets added in the drawable directory.
It is generally saved by the name ic_thatSVGname. So it gets the prefix IC. So please browse in the drawable directory and you will find your vector asset.
Then double click on it so that it opens and you can see the preview on right side of the screen. It it doesn't, just click the PREVIEW button which also reside on the right side of the Android Studio.
So that means just search for that in drawable directory. And while adding new vector assets, right click on the DRAWABLE DIRECTORY only so that it gets into that directory else it might end up outside it.
I've got many image resources in several densities, and I'd like to move them into an other module. Moving them one by one takes a long time, especially because Android Studio's Project window goes into some kind of flickering on every file move.
For exemple, I'd like to move the following resources:
module1/src/main/res/drawable-hdpi/image_a.png
module1/src/main/res/drawable-mdpi/image_a.png
module1/src/main/res/drawable-xdpi/image_a.png
module1/src/main/res/drawable-xxhdpi/image_a.png
into
module2/src/main/res/drawable-hdpi/image_a.png
module2/src/main/res/drawable-mdpi/image_a.png
module2/src/main/res/drawable-xdpi/image_a.png
module2/src/main/res/drawable-xxhdpi/image_a.png
Is it possible to move the four files in one go, instead of having to do a Move... on each file ?
I propose this solution.
In module2 project, right click the res folde, then select the New > Image Asset menu.
Then, in the Configure Image Asset window, select the right Icon Type and , in the source asset section, select Image as Asset Type and enter the path to the xxhdpi version of the image from module1. You may need to pay attention to the other fields before clicking the Next button.
This will automatically generate all the image resources.
In android studio 3.3 when I am trying to import image for launcher icon using legacy only option its showing white background icon even after importing the image its showing same and not changing the icon with imported one.
See the screenshot:
What's the problem with android studio 3.3? Any solution?
This is a known issue in Android Studio 3.3, pending the time before it gets fixed. You can be using this awesome open source tool by someone in the community.
GOTO
https://romannurik.github.io/AndroidAssetStudio/index.html
SELECT Launcher icon generator
SELECT Image and choose the image from the explorer dialogue
Your selected image will be shown in the right-hand side as below
The finally, you can download the icon generated in mipmap folder
You can also set varieties of options from the left-hand side, options like the background color, color, padding, shape, effect and the generated file name.
I hope this helps someone.
1 > Select Launcher Icon (legacy only)
2 > Select Asset Type : Image
3 > copy paste your image path or select png image by click on the three-dot button right of the textbox
4 > Now open Shape(second last option from bottom) drop-down menu and select option None
5 > Now you can see your png image without the background as you selected
From asset studio select
Asset Type : Clipart
And select any file from the samples and confirm the image is properly appearing on the right side window.
If YES
Again select Asset Type : Image
From there you can navigate to an image path directly instead of copying and pasting image path.
Note: Please confirm that the image you choose fulfills the specifications for a launcher icon.
Usually, I import Google play icon 512*512 (Both my Google play and Launcher icons are same) to Asset studio where other icons sizes will be automatically scaled down by Android Studio Itself
Successfully replicated the issue; it appears to be a bug in Android Studio 3.3.
I have filed a bug report.
See the image:
Why does my icon look different to the other icons on the screen? In Android Studio, I set trim to zero and yet it still shows up like this on my phone. I have Nova Launcher installed which makes all my apps have rounded icons, but look at the Google Maps, and Instagram, how do I get my icon to fill the circle?
WONDERING WHY IT DOES THIS REQUIRES VERY SIMPLE EXPLANATION:
in new boiler plate code that comes on android studio project generation it makes some extra files in the mip map ! as for the big api based phones have a nature to put a round bracket icon behind every launcher icon of the apps! So All you need to do is very simple if you want to override that! follow the image based foot steps shown below
HERE IS HOW YOU CAN ADD A CUSTOM ICON WITHOUT ANY ROUND whit icon behind it!
STEP ONE! .
go on your any res folder drawable or mipmap and right click and reach to the option shown in the image:
STEP TWO! .
After clicking on your image asset it will ask to make icons for both old and new phones! but we don't have to select that! ok? see the image for it!
STEP THREE! .
CLICK THE ICON TYPE SPINNER(DROP DOWN) and select mipmap legacy only like shown here
STEP FOUR! .
CUSTOMISE YOUR PICTURE LIKE shown here! by back ground etc how ever you like!
STEP FIVE! .
You will see images being saved only in mipmap folder not in the ic_launcher round folder
STEP SIX! .
You can see the image you created as icon in ic_launcher folder
but
STEP SEVEN! .
THERE IS a GOTCHA STILL SOME IC_LAUNCHER BUILTIN TEMPLATE PROVIDED files are there you have to delete that folder as shown
:It will cause the alert that how we are supposed not to do that but its ok! just follow the step 8 and you will have the icon of your choice no matter what phone you are testing your app on!
STEP EIGHT! .
GO TO YOUR MANIFEST FILE AND DELETE THE HIGHLIGHTED line and you are all set! ^_^
With the release of Android Oreo the launcher icons changed a lot.
But with Image Asset Studio (integrated in Android Studio) we can easily generate everything we need (26+ and 25- APIs). Here is explained how these new adaptive icons work.
In this article you can read everything you need to know step by step, but in summary: you need two icons (square and rounded) for 25- APIs, and two layers (background and icon image) for 26+ APIs. Android Studio will generate everything you need if you can provide those elements.
I am having difficulties in changing the icon of an Android app. I have followed these instructions:
Right click on the project
Select New -> Image Asset
Select 'Asset Type' as Image
Select Path of and .png image
Optional: padding, trimming etc.
Next and Finish
This changed the icon in minmap/ic_launcher.png content, however, this does not change the minmap/ic_launcher_round.png folder content. This results, if the Android System is configured to show round icons, the icons to be shown in this folder: minmap/ic_launcher_round.png. But I could not find the way of changing the content of that particular folder.
I have tried to select a round shaped image in the Path, but still did not work.
If I set my Android phone to display app launcher icons as square, I see the desired icon, however, if it is changed to round, then I cannot see the my desired icon.
Please guide how to change the round ic_launchers.
The latest Android Studio generates round icons for you: Right-click the res folder, select Image Asset:
See https://dev.to/_s_farias/how-to-create-adaptive-icons-for-android-using-android-studio-459h for a more detailed walkthrough (Credit of #Guillaume Raymond).
You can try to go on AnroidManifest.xml and change path
android:roundIcon="#mipmap/ic_launcher_round"
to
android:roundIcon="#mipmap/ic_launcher"
Compile with 25 api and use "Legacy only"