Hi I created a iPhone app for iOS 7 and assigned icon using AppIcon set in Images.xcassets. It works good. I try to upload the build in app store through Application Builder it gave following error.
icon specified in the info.plist not found under the top level app wrapper: AppIcon 40x40
icon specified in the info.plist not found under the top level app wrapper: AppIcon 60x60
Even i gave icons 120 x 120, 80 x 80, 58 x 58.
Please help me. If choose iOS 7 as a target device above 3 icons only ask by AppIcon set but while upload gives error.
You need to have the icon with size 40*40 and 60*60 in your application.
Here my info.plist with all icons for all iOS :
Add all images on your project and with this website you can generate all the icon size with the good name for iOS 6 and iOS 7 from your image 1024*1024.
Please used the new version of application loader that was included in Xcode 5, not used the old version.
The menu:[Xcode]-[Open Developer Tool]-[Application Loader].
Your App icons must be under the top level
I ended up deleting the App Icon package and it worked!
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I filled the app icon with images that fit the size requirements and then when I build the app there is not app icon. I tried on an ipad and iphone but there is still nothing.
Create a high-resolution image and using this site makeappicon it will generate all sizes for you ( supply your mail and the photo) and you'll receive them , then open AppIcon set in Assets.xcassets and drag each image according to it's size
#rmaddy found that the error is I didn't set the app icon source in the general tab. Doing this solved the problem
ERROR ITMS-9000:"Missing required icon file. The bundle does not contain an app icon for iPhone / iPod Touch of exactly '120x120' pixels in .png format for IOS versions >= 7.0."
I am getting this error when trying to upload my app to the app store. I have loaded all my icons using the image asset catalog (and even tried loading icon files without the catalog).
Also, not sure why xcode wants me to upload iPhone app icons when this is an iPad app?
Anyone have any ideas? complete stuck on this one
thanks
turns out I just rebuilt the application and created a new archive.
I think creating a NEW archive was the trick. So needed to delete the old one and create the new archive which included the correctly size app icons.
If you just correct the app icons and try to validate an the existing archive it will produce the same error.
Hope this helps anyone else who encounters this issue
Step 1 :
Choose Images.xcassets
Step 2 : Resize Icons in below pixels then drag and drop to corresponding position.
I want upload iOS application to iTunesConnect from ApplicationLoader.
But the upload failed. Error:
ERROR ITMS-9000: "Missing required icon file. The bundle does not contain an app icon for iPhone / iPod Touch of exactly '120x120' pixels, in .png format for iOS versions >= 7.0." at SoftwareAssets/SoftwareAsset (MZItmspSoftwareAssetPackage)
I created icons, And putted image to resources folder.
icon.png (57x57)
icon#2x.png (114x114)
icon-72.png (72x72)
icon-72#2x.png (144x144)
icon-76.png (76x76)
icon-76#2x.png
(152x152)
Am I missing something?
After the update to iOS 7, you are required to use different icon sizes. See the iOS Guidelines for more detail.
Basically, you need a 120x120 icon, among other sizes.
The size requirements have changed for iOS 7.0.
It's worth switching to an asset catalog to store them in if you're using XCode 5, as it gives you a visible representation of what you have and what's missing.
Please ensure that you are already added icon images for all required sizes
you can generate icons for all required sizes simply from the following site
https://makeappicon.com/
I am developing iPhone app. When i run the app on iPhone i can see the the icon on Home screen. But when i run the same app on iPad whitish icon appears which normally appears when the app has no icon.
I have tested my other iPhone apps they are working fine but this is causing trouble. I used Asset Catalogs to display app icons and they are perfectly adjusting in it. What could be the problem here any suggestions?
I also initially started with developing the app for iPhone and then needed to add iPad icons and here where I found them:
1) go to Assets
2) find appIcon (usually on top)
3) go to attributes inspector
4) choose iPad ios swift version
5) iPad iCons holders will appear you will need to fill them
xCode 5 was not showing anything related to iPad for an iPhone only app. So when i migrated my images to Assets Catalogs and clicked on app icon in the Attribute Inspector i was given the options like i want to give icons for iPad. So i provided and problem solved :)
for Universal application iPad Icon file size is 72x72 and named Icon-72 and for Retina its 114x114 with Icon-72#2x.png. Try to include this files into your resource bundle and then build your app
In project settings there are fields for App Icons please refer to the attachment
go to general , then app icon source , then click the appicon
by default , you can't see the place for ipad
3 . left click and create a new image set
then you can see all icon size , add the #76 #152 for ipad
In my case i do have set images for iPad in my assets but even then it was not showing. I have to check Target Membership check box. I had imported AppIcons folder and this got uncheck.
In project settings there are fields for both, iPad and iPhone icons. You may want to provide different icons for different devices, so try providing your icon for both, iPad and iPhone. Even though it will be the same image.
Hope the stackoverflow link will help How do you update the app icons and launch images to support IOS 6 and 7 simultaneously?
As answered by Andy Bean, try using Asset Catalog.
Link 2: iOS 7 App Icons, Launch images And Naming Convention While Keeping iOS 6 Icons
I realize that iOS 7 is not out yet and should not be discussed but I could not find the answer to this question anywhere and iOS 7 comes out in a few days.
I submitted my app for iOS 7 and I got a warning saying I am missing the icon size 120 X 120 which apparently is the new standard size for icons in iOS 7. What I don't understand is what I should name this icon because my app supports both iOS 6 (Default app icon size is 114 X 114) and iOS 7.
Does anyone know how I should name this 120 X 120 icon for iOS 7 and my old iOS 6 icon that was 114 X 114?
Thanks!
It doesn't matter what you name the file as long as you hook it up correctly in Targets General Tab. You just click the Folder icon and select the file you want to use. The naming convention only really mattered because that was what was in the info.plist by default for a new project.
And the Targets General Tab realy just sets values in the app's info.plist
Note: I have a build setting ICON_SUFFIX = "Beta" so my beta release via TestFlight has a different bundle ID and Icon so it sits along side my app store version and doesn't over write it.
You can also use one asset catalog to organise your icon images, it's quite easy.If there is one image asset catalog, you use that one, otherwise you can new one. then select Use Asset Catalog in the App Icons part of General tab, you need to prepare the following image size and just drag the images to the corresponding location.
The icon sizes for iPhone and iPad for iOS 5~7 screenshot is as below:
or download it here
Here is online tool, Icons Master, which will create about AppIcon.appiconset folde, take care how icons should be big naming convection as well.
I just came across the solution here. Anyone with this problem refer to this following post!
iOS 7 App Icons, Launch images And Naming Convention While Keeping iOS 6 Icons