I created a transparent image using gimp, and used it as Android apk icon. But when I installed the apk on my Galaxy S3, there is a shadow when display the icon on my screen. Since I can't post image as a new user, I posted the image at:
http://www.guangnaqu.com/P1030055.JPG
Please noticed that other apks' icons are ok. Also the icon displayed ok on Android emulator.
Please let me know how to fix this.
Thanks.
It might be TouchWiz causing the problem.
I had a similar issue in a previous form of TouchWiz where it would make an entirely new color background of its choosing.
1.Edit it with GIMP http://www.gimp.org/ for an invisible background. just throwing out options JIC it is the image editor
2.Try to give the background something like a 0.05% Shader background setting that cannot be distinguished by the phone screen, but is seen by the UI.
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I've been experiencing an issue with creating an icon that fits in any size and shape. I use Studio to do it, but I must be doing something wrong, because there is a small padding in it.
I add my image asset as background layer with nothing in foreground layer.
I've tried to fix it by trimming it and using huge icon source 1920*1280.
When I changed to new theme it turned out that few other apps on my phone(other devs) have same poor icons.
Also tried this
Creating an icon using foreground layer totally solves this issue.
So my tablet recently updated to Android 7.1.1, and I noticed that my app's icon looked like hot garbage with the new adaptive icon scheme. I updated things via Android Studio's Image Asset Studio, and it's better, but I'm noticing the edges of the squared circle look kind of ragged/jagged/rough. Here's how it looks compared to Twitter and Firefox. Any suggestions as to how I can get the edges of mine to look as smooth as those?
EDIT: For what it's worth I still see the same rough edges if I use an image or plain color as the background, and they even show up with the stock ic_launcher icon.
You Change the Shape here in Image Assest
So it turns out that the image asset tool in Android Studio is creating the problem - it leaves transparent edges around the generated icons. And then when it's rendered on the device, Android rescales things as a result, which leads to the indistinct edges on the icons. What worked for me was to go back in and fill in the transparent areas by hand so that the background extends all the way out to the edges of the .png files.
When I upload my image (which has no background to begin with), it is automatically given transparent background no matter what settings I choose. I really like the "Square" shape (rounded corners) but there is way too much excess transparent background. When I see the icon on my phone it looks so small compared to Facebook for example. How can I get rid of this extra background space to make it as large as possible? Is one of my settings off?
http://reiszecke.github.io/AndroidAssetStudioFullsize/
Just click on >> Launcher icons << Full Size edit
pls mark as answer if it helped.
EDIT: only works on "bevel" and "none", I will adjust the other shapes at some point
http://www.gieson.com/Library/projects/utilities/icon_slayer/
Does the job but the an image must be provided first.
Creating the logo and background with LIG and loading the result in the gieson's icon_slayer should do it.
Is anyone else having this problem? http://android-ui-utils.googlecode.com/hg/asset-studio/dist/index.html When i try to use an image and i upload the image it just turns out to be a grey box. I have tried in all different browsers and still no luck.
You probably have one of two issues.
1) To verify if the image is getting processed, make sure you select 'Launcher Icons' from the main screen as a test. Other icons are not full color, they are Grey or black or white. For Example, the icons for the Action Bar are supposed to be Grey (depending on theme). See the action bar design guidelines. If you see your icon, but it is square instead of it's native 'shape' you have the second issue.
2) Use gif (or png) as your original and make sure you set the transparent color when you created it.
The tool works well for me in several browsers. I suggest you try a different browser, and make sure your bitmap isn't corrupt.
I created an app icon on GIMP with transparent background and double checked the transparency by pasting the icon image on colored pages in word editors. I went ahead and used the icon image and created the apk file. However, after installation, the icon background is not transparent on the device(LG Optimus S) screen. Has anyone ever had this issue? Thanks in advance for any suggestions or ideas.
I had the same issues, but I used Paint.NET on Windows.
When saving the image, I used the Auto-Detect setting for PNGs, but changing this to 32-bit solved my problem.
I tried saving my image as a 24-bit PNG too but this produced the white background and wasnt transparent.
Maybe try 32-bit PNG....
(my trials were done by inserting image into PowerPoint slide which had coloured background)