macOS Icon Creator - Design Icons for Mac Apps

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Support PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG formats
Suggested size 1024x1024 or larger

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iPhone & iPad

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Adaptive Icons

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Favicon & Manifest

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Extension Icons

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Apple Watch

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After uploading the image, you can preview the effects of each platform in real time

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Why Use Our macOS Icon Creator?

  • Complete Icon Set: Generates all required sizes for macOS applications, including 16x16, 32x32, 128x128, 256x256, 512x512, and 1024x1024.
  • Xcode Ready: Includes the AppIcon.appiconset folder structure ready for Xcode.
  • Human Interface Guidelines: Designed to follow Apple's macOS design guidelines.
  • Privacy First: All processing happens in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to our servers.

How to Create macOS App Icons

Step 1: Upload Your Image

Upload a high-resolution square image (1024x1024 px recommended). PNG or SVG formats work best.

Step 2: Preview

Check how your icon looks in different sizes and contexts.

Step 3: Download

Download the ZIP file containing the AppIcon.appiconset folder and add it to your Xcode project.

macOS Icons FAQs

What sizes are needed for macOS icons?

macOS apps require a set of icons ranging from 16x16 px to 1024x1024 px to display correctly in Finder, Dock, and other system interfaces.

Do I need to round the corners?

For macOS Big Sur and later, icons are typically rounded squares. Our tool helps you generate the correct format, but generally, you should provide a square image and the system (or our tool if configured) applies the mask.