If your image is an SFSymbol, you can select your image and choose from one of the 9 different font weightsĪ custom badge can be added to your icon in one of four different positions with a background color of your choosing. If you select either of your two images, that image gets moved to the front and you can adjust the size. This color can be from from a preset, custom or saved color. If you choose an SFSymbol for one or more of your images, you will be able to choose the icon color. You can also choose to have Bakery generate a gradient for the background.
You can choose from a preset, custom or saved color for your icon background. When you generate your icons, a representation of the icon is saved for future reference or editing. You can then add a second sfsymbol or emoji in the second position. This will reset the entire icon and place the custom image in the first position. To add a custom image, prepare your PNG image with a transparent background and then simply drag it on to the icon. When you select one of the two images, it gets moved to the front and you can drag to position it. These images can be a combination of 1 custom image plus either an SFSymbol or an emoji or, if you can choose not to have a custom image you can choose either two SFSymbols, two emojis or one of each. You can choose to add up to 2 different images. The interface of Bakery is really quite straightforward and intuitiveĪs you design your icon, the preview updates as you go.
Once it has become feature complete, I will create a video for my YouTube channel.
ONLINE IPHONE APP ICON GENERATOR UPDATE
If more changes are made, it will be easier to update the blog. However, this app is just too good to keep a secret so I am starting with this blog post. I have been reluctant to create a blog post or video on this app because the develooper, Jordi Bruin is so active in updating it that sometimes there are updates every second day. With Bakery, it is easy to create custom icons in a matter of seconds and drop the assets directly into your Xcode project. If you are an iOS developer, your phone or simuilator is cluttered with those white placeholder icons that every new Xcode project generates.
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