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Custom Icon and Image Creation Guidelines Every application needs an application icon and a launch image. It’s recommended that applications also provide an icon for iOS to display in Spotlight search results (and, if necessary, in Settings). In addition, some applications need custom icons to represent custom document types or application-specific functions and modes in navigation bars, toolbars, and tab bars. Unlike other custom artwork in your app, these icons and images must meet specific criteria so that iOS can display them properly. In addition, icon and image files have naming requirements.?Table 8-1?contains information about these icons and images and provides links to specific guidelines for creating them. To learn what to name these files and how to specify them in your code, see?“Application Icons”?in?iOS Application Programming Guide?and?“Application Launch Images”?in?iOS Application Programming Guide. Note:?To support resolution independence, you should provide high-resolution versions of your icons and images in addition to the resources you already supply. For guidelines on how to make the most of your high-resolution artwork, see“Tips for Creating Great Artwork for the Retina Display.” Table 8-1??Custom icons and images Description Size for iPhone and iPod touch (in pixels) Size for iPad (in pixels) Guidelines Application icon (required) 57 x 57 114 x 114 (high resolution) 72 x 72 “Application Icons” App Store icon (required) 512 x 512 512 x 512 “Application Icons” Small icon for Spotlight search results and Settings (recommended) 29 x 29 58 x 58 (high resolution) 50 x 50 for Spotlight search results 29 x 29 for Settings “Small Icons” Document icon (recommended for custom document types) 22 x 29 44 x 58 (high resolution) 64 x 64 320 x 320 “Document Icons” Web clip icon (recommended for web applications and websites) 57 x 57 114 x 114 (high resolution) 72 x 72 “Web Clip Icons” Toolbar and navigation bar icon (optional) Approximately 20 x 20 A