Compose shapes, text, and your own artwork on a live 1024 × 1024 canvas, then export a ready-to-ship AppIcon.appiconset for Xcode or a density-bucket set for Android. A focused, native Mac app — no web app, no cloud round-trip.
Mac · macOS 26.2 or later · Free to design, one-time Pro unlock to export
A live canvas•Shapes, text, and your own artwork under the system squircle, exactly as Xcode will compile it.
Every variant in one file•Duplicate an icon, compare the variants side by side, and export the one you pick.
Bring your own artwork•Import PNG or SVG as a layer; SVG stays crisp at every size, and recolor tints monochrome glyphs.
Compose in layers•Stack shapes, reorder, lock, and hide, with scale, rotation, and padding on each one.
Ready for Liquid Glass•Export an Icon Composer .icon for the system's glass rendering, plus every PNG size.
Pixel-perfect type•Size, weight, scale, and alignment on every text layer, with full undo.
A live squircle preview, so the icon on the canvas is the icon on the Home Screen.
Pinch-zoom, the system squircle mask, and every change rendered as you make it — the preview matches what actool will produce.
Stack rectangles, circles, capsules, and text. Reorder, lock, hide, and tune each layer's opacity, scale, rotation, alignment, padding, and optical offset.
Import PNG or SVG as a layer. SVG stays crisp at every export size, and an optional recolor tints monochrome glyphs to match your palette.
A live two-stop gradient editor with angle control, solid fills, and strokes — on the background and on any layer.
An AppIcon.appiconset for iOS and macOS Xcode projects (single-1024 mode for Xcode 14+), or a complete Android mipmap-* launcher set. One design, every size.
Every icon is an .iconsproj file you can commit to git, duplicate, and re-export when your branding evolves. Full undo and redo across every property.
Questions, a bug, or feedback? Write to denys.kotenko@icloud.com and you'll get a reply from the person who builds Iconly.
Iconly keeps your designs on your Mac and has no accounts or servers of its own. Read the privacy policy.