Generates required xcode icons for development.

icon-gen.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Auto generates required ios icons including splash images for development. 

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set -e

SRC_FILE=$1
DST_PATH=$2

VERSION=1.0.0

info() {
     local green="\033[1;32m"
     local normal="\033[0m"
     echo -e "[${green}INFO${normal}] $1"
}

error() {
     local red="\033[1;31m"
     local normal="\033[0m"
     echo -e "[${red}ERROR${normal}] $1"
}

usage() {
cat << EOF
VERSION: $VERSION
USAGE:
    $0 srcfile dstpath

DESCRIPTION:
    This script aim to generate ios app icons easier and simply.

    srcfile - The source png image. Preferably above 1024x1024
    dstpath - The destination path where the icons generate to.

    This script is depend on ImageMagick. So you must install ImageMagick first
    You can use 'sudo brew install ImageMagick' to install it

EXAMPLE:
    $0 1024.png ~/123 [location of the Image] ~/dstpath [destination path to save the icons]
EOF
}

# Check ImageMagick
command -v convert >/dev/null 2>&1 || { error >&2 "The ImageMagick is not installed. Please use brew to install it first.";
exit -1; }

# Check param
if [ $# != 2 ];then
    usage
    exit -1
fi

# Check dst path whether exist.
 if [ ! -d "$DST_PATH" ];then
    mkdir -p "$DST_PATH"
 fi

# Generate, refer to:https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1686/_index.html

info 'Generate iTunesArtwork.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 512x512 $DST_PATH/iTunesArtwork.png
info 'Generate iTunesArtwork@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 1024x1024 $DST_PATH/iTunesArtwork@2x.png

info 'Generate Icon-Small.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 29x29 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small.png
info 'Generate Icon-Small@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 58x58 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small@2x.png
info 'Generate Icon-Small@3x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 87x87 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small@3x.png

info 'Generate Icon-Small-40.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 40x40 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small-40.png
info 'Generate Icon-Small-40@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 80x80 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small-40@2x.png
info 'Generate Icon-Small-40@3x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 120x120 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small-40@3x.png

info 'Generate Icon-60.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 60x60 $DST_PATH/Icon-60.png
info 'Generate Icon-60@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 120x120 $DST_PATH/Icon-60@2x.png
info 'Generate Icon-60@3x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 180x180 $DST_PATH/Icon-60@3x.png

info 'Generate Icon-76.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 76x76 $DST_PATH/Icon-76.png
info 'Generate Icon-76@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 152x152 $DST_PATH/Icon-76@2x.png

info 'Generate Icon.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 57x57 $DST_PATH/Icon.png
info 'Generate Icon@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 114x114 $DST_PATH/Icon@2x.png

info 'Generate Icon-72.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 72x72 $DST_PATH/Icon-72.png
info 'Generate Icon-72@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 144x144 $DST_PATH/Icon-72@2x.png

info 'Generate Icon-Small-50.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 50x50 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small-50.png
info 'Generate Icon-Small-50@2x.png ...'
convert $SRC_FILE -resize 100x100 $DST_PATH/Icon-Small-50@2x.png

info 'Generate Done.'

This script requires ImageMagick to process.

HomeBrew

brew install ImageMagick

Or Build it from source.

via: http://www.imagemagick.org/download/ 

Example usage:

./icon-gen.sh   ~/image.png[where image is ] ~/dstpath [where you want to save]

I would like to make it as alias to make my work easy and faster.

Move icon-gen.sh to /usr/local/bin And edit .bashrc or .zshrc

Add:

alias icon-gen="/usr/local/bin/icon-gen.sh"    

From next time on you just need to run it as:

icon-gen ~/image.png ~/Desktop/images