3 posts tagged with "Icons"

The app icon is one of the first production assets you should replace before submitting a React Native app to the Apple App Store or Google Play. It appears on the home screen, app stores, settings screens, notifications, search, and device launchers.

This guide explains how to replace icons in a React Native app with native iOS and Android projects.

When designing a template for your mobile app, there’s always the need of using images, icons, and various other UI assets. If you’re only working on a prototype, investing too much time or money for purchasing these assets is not really worth it, so you always end up looking for free mobile icons and images. In this article, we list a handful of websites that offer free mobile icons and images, which you can use in your mobile app, without worrying about copyright infringement.

Until recently, setting up app icons in Flutter app projects was a long and arduous process. Each respective Android and iOS version of a project required copying and replacing default icons in your res & assets folders. Fortunately, this has changed. With the release of Flutter Launcher Icons by the Flutter development team, app icon generation can be automated and executed instantly.