IKoni is an all-in-one tool for image matting, cropping, and icon generation, quickly extracting images and generating application icons of various sizes, with support for iOS 18+ icon generation. Whether you need to remove image backgrounds or create standard macOS or iOS icon sets for your applications, IKoni makes it easy.
You can load images into IKoni in two ways:
Supported image formats: PNG, JPEG, TIFF
Before performing any operation, you need to specify where the output files will be saved:
Tip: It is recommended to choose a folder where you have write permissions, such as a subfolder in Documents, Downloads, or Pictures.
The image matting feature can automatically identify the main subject in the image and remove the background:
The matting result will be saved in PNG format, preserving transparency information.
This feature creates standard macOS application icons:
The generated .icns file contains icons in the following sizes: 16x16, 32x32, 64x64, 128x128, 256x256, 512x512, and 1024x1024, as well as their @2x versions.
This feature creates iOS application icon sets that comply with Apple's specifications:
The generated icon set contains all the sizes needed for iOS devices, including icons for iPhone, iPad, and the App Store, as well as their @2x and @3x versions. This icon set can be dragged directly into the Assets.xcassets of your Xcode project.
This feature supports generating dark mode icons compatible with iOS 18+:
The generated dark mode icons can help your application provide a better visual experience when users enable dark mode.
This feature allows you to customize the corner radius and size of your output icons:
This feature is particularly suitable for icon requirements with specific sizes or corner styles, such as website icons, custom application icons, etc.
Note: Please ensure that you have the right to use and modify the images you process. The icons and processed images generated by the software are kept and managed by the user.
A: The matting effect is influenced by image quality, subject clarity, and background complexity. For complex images, you may need to use professional image editing software for manual matting.
A: Icons are saved in the output path you specified. macOS icons are saved as icon.icns files, and iOS icons are saved in the AppIcon.appiconset folder. After processing is complete, you can click the "View in Finder" button to directly open the output folder.
A: Drag the generated AppIcon.appiconset folder into the Assets.xcassets of your Xcode project, and Xcode will automatically recognize it as an icon set.
A: For security reasons, macOS restricts applications from accessing certain system folders. Please choose folders under your user directory, such as Documents, Downloads, or Pictures.
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