Support

Q: What input format does IconForge Pro support?

A: IconForge Pro only accepts 1024x1024 PNG format images. This is the standard size required by Apple for app icons.

Q: What platforms are supported?

A: IconForge Pro supports all Apple platforms:

• Mac: 7 sizes (16x16 to 1024x1024)
• iPhone: 8 sizes (40x40 to 1024x1024)
• iPad: 10 sizes (20x20 to 1024x1024)
• watchOS: 14 sizes (48x48 to 1024x1024)

Q: What is the output structure?

A: IconForge Pro automatically generates a standard Xcode-compatible structure:

This includes all icon sizes and a Contents.json configuration file. You can drag it directly into your Xcode project.

Q: What is the "Smart Rounded Corners" feature?

A: The smart rounded corners feature applies a golden ratio corner radius to your icons, perfectly matching Apple's design guidelines. You can toggle between rounded and square corners.

Q: Does IconForge Pro require an internet connection?

A: No. IconForge Pro processes everything locally on your Mac. No internet connection is required, and no data is uploaded.

Q: What is GPU acceleration?

A: IconForge Pro uses Metal framework to leverage your Mac's GPU for faster processing. This makes conversion 10-50x faster than traditional methods. If GPU is unavailable, it automatically falls back to CPU processing.

Q: What if the output directory already exists?

A: IconForge Pro will show a warning dialog if Assets.xcassets already exists in the output directory. You can choose to cancel or overwrite the existing files.

Q: What are the system requirements?

A: IconForge Pro requires:

• macOS 12.7.6 or later
• Supports all Mac devices (13-32 inch displays)
• Works on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs

Problem: "Icon size must be 1024x1024" error

Solution: Make sure your input image is exactly 1024x1024 pixels. You can check the size in Finder by selecting the file and pressing Command+I.

Problem: Conversion fails or crashes

Solution:

• Ensure your PNG file is not corrupted
• Try converting to a different output directory
• Make sure you have write permissions for the output directory
• Restart the app and try again

Problem: Generated icons don't appear in Xcode

Solution:

• Make sure you dragged the entire Assets.xcassets folder into Xcode
• Clean your Xcode project (Cmd+Shift+K) and rebuild
• Check that the Contents.json file was generated correctly