支持ios6,ios7桌面图片icon的尺寸和命名

I submitted an app update, but have received an email telling me the above error has occurred. Has anyone encountered this problem before? Here are the current icon requirements from apple. I could not see 120x120 appearing anywhere? Is this ios7 specific? Should I include an icon named Icon-120.png or something? Update: I added 3 icons to the resource folder (Icon-120.png : 120x120, Icon-76.png : 76x76 & Icon-152.png : 152x152), but did not add them to the info.plist. The same warning email was received. I decided to not change anything and wait to see what would happen next. To my utter amazement, the app went into the review stage 20 hours later and was released on the market the very next day! Kind of makes me wonder how many Apple/Windows app review people lurk around here. All good. iphone  ios  icons  itunes  ios7 share | improve this question edited 15 hours ago asked  Sep 11 at 9:06 Telkitty 猫咪咪 701 3 12

so did you rejected your already uploaded Binary, modified the same with new 120x120 icon and uploaded again? I am just curious whether Apple review will ignore this error or reject the app in review. Thanks. –  Saurabh Hooda  Sep 12 at 13:47 1   I added an icon: Icon-120.png, but forgot to add it in plist.info. So I was still getting the warning. We'll find out what happens next soon. For solution, please read the comments to the answer below, I think they have found a way to solve it. –  Telkitty 猫咪咪  Sep 13 at 2:28

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Yes you need to add 120x120 high resolution icon now If you want to target only iOS 7, you just need 76 x 76, 120 x 120 and 152 x 152 icon sizes. If you want to target also iOS 6, you’ll need 57 x 57, 72 x 72, 76 x 76, 114 x 114, 120 x 120, 144 x 144 and 152 x 152 icon sizes. Without counting Spotlight and Settings icon if you don’t want the OS to interpolate them! As per this article. UPDATE:- As par apple Guide line App-icon OR Icon and Image Sizes Icon dimensions (iOS 7 and later) Icon dimensions (iOS 6.1 and earlier) Create different sizes of the app icon for different devices. If you’re creating a universal app, you need to supply app icons in all four sizes. For iPhone and iPod touch, both of these sizes are required: 120 x 120 pixels 60 x 60 pixels (standard resolution) For iPad, both of these sizes are required: 152 x 152 76 x 76 pixels (standard resolution) Now set this In to Project:- Create new icon with 120px with high-Resolution and 60px as regular as above that Apple doc mention and set name For Example icon-120.png and icon-152.png. Put this icons in to you Project Resource Folder and add this icon into Project After This click on ProjectName-Info.plist and Find icon files Row if you can't find then Add by clicking (+) sign and select icon files then set all icon images Like Bellow. Now Archive & Distribute you project as we did same for submission App binary in to app store. Hope now you can submit you app without any icon issue. share | improve this answer edited Sep 12 at 17:52 answered  Sep 11 at 9:12 Nitin Gohel 8,285 1 9 32

Sorry, perhaps I'm missing something. Since I received the same e-mail as Telkitty, I reject my binary and add into my project a 120x120 icon name icon120.png. I submitted the app again but, again, I received the same e-mail telling that the 120px icon is missing. Should the icon have a specific name? Thanks –  Miwi Sep 12 at 14:03 1   yes might be you put wrong Name try with icon-120.png set this into plist file –  Nitin Gohel  Sep 12 at 14:27 1   I've added the name of the 120px icon in the plist file and everything works. Thanks –  Miwi  Sep 12 at 15:00 1   It is finnaly working : –  pdelorme  Sep 12 at 15:51 1   1/ add icon-120.png in Resources/icons 2/ add icon-120.png to the project 3/ in Resources/XXX-info.plist add the entry : /Icon files/Primary Icon/Iconfiles/icon-120.png 4/ ARchive & Distribute. –  pdelorme  Sep 12 at 15:57