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Does anyone know the correct file names for high resolution app icons in iOS? I've only been able to find the following documentation on the Apple Developer site, which is unfortunately out of date - http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#qa/qa1686/_index.html.
This is my best guess... although I'm fairly sure I'm wrong!
App - 144px x 144px - [email protected] Spotlight - 100px x 100px - [email protected] Settings - 58px x 58px - [email protected] Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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You can't technically change the original app icons on your iPhone or iPad, but you can create customized shortcuts to your apps by using the Shortcuts app on your home screen.
Here and here is the right documentation. Basically, you add new icons with the suffix @2x and with double size as the documentation says:
For apps that run on devices with Retina displays, two versions of each icon should be provided, with the second one being a high-resolution version of the original. The names of the two icons should be the same except for the inclusion of the string @2x in the filename of the high-resolution image.
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