# Only change these values don't delete anything else. Hence, on android>app>adle, find and change Compiled, Minimum, and Target SDK versions. While running the second command I encountered an error, it turns out to be an SDK version's incompatibility issue. # For splash screenįlutter pub run flutter_native_splash: create # For launch iconįlutter pub run flutter_launcher_icons: main Possible Error Now save the file and go to the VS Code terminal and run these commands. So, again in pubspec.yaml file: #Just add these towards the end # Launch icon settings flutter_icons: android: true ios: true image_path: "assets/splash/om_splash.png" adaptive_icon_background: "#FFD1A6" adaptive_icon_foreground: "assets/splash/om_splash.png" # Splash Screen Settings flutter_native_splash: #general color: "#ffffff" image: assets/splash/om_lotus_splash.png android_12: image: assets/splash/om_lotus_splash_1152x1152.png # icon_background_color: "#FFD1A6" Article Configuring your app icon Add app icon variations to represent your app in places such as Settings, search results, and the App Store. Now that we've added the packages we're gonna need to provide a few additional settings. I tried to change the window background but failed nonetheless. Another thing to remember is that the splash screen will be clipped as a round image in the center. From Android 12+, the splash screen will only show up on launch from emulator icon tap but not on app run from VS Code(for some reason it hasn't worked in mine/is being overridden by launcher icon). Note: Please remember that the settings will only work up to Android 11 as intended. If you're gonna use the version I'm using then just paste it inside pubspec.yaml Installation # On dependencies section dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter flutter_native_splash: ^2.1.1 #On dev_dependencies section dev_dependencies: flutter_test: sdk: flutter flutter_launcher_icons: ^0.9.2ĭo mind the indentation and also make sure to visit each package's page and follow the readme instructions for the setup if anything's changed. For our splash screen we'll use flutter_native_splash.For the launch icon we'll use flutter_launcher_icons.Remember any image sources you'll use from local storage needs to be registered in pubspec.yaml file as above. In pubsec.yaml file you'll find the assets section commented just uncomment it or replace it with the following: # To add assets to your application, add an assets section, like this: # The outer **assets** not folder name # but a variable that tells flutter SDK where to look for assets into assets: # Splash Screens - assets/splash/om_splash.png - assets/splash/om_lotus_splash.png - assets/splash/om_lotus_splash_1152x1152.png After that to use these images, we'll need to add them to the pubspec file so. Make sure to download them inside assets/splash. I resized these images at imageresizer to achieve different sizes as mentioned in the native splash package. I made them on canva.Īpp Launch Icon - Om and Lotus Splash Image You can use the image of your choice or download the following images to use. # In your project root for instance /home//Desktop/astha mkdir assets assets/splash So, let's create a folder for images to store. cd asthaĪll the project images will be stored in the assets folder in the root directory and further into their own relevant sub-directories. # Go to the folder and open the folder on VS Code. On your terminal: # I am using the Desktop Directory cd Desktop Now let's get started by creating our application. Hence, in this section, we'll set the launch icon as well as a splash screen for our application. We'll start in the order of user-screen flow. Here's a user screen flow image of the first things a user goes through on app launch. If you haven't already please go to the introduction page to find every detail about this tutorial blog series. This is Nibesh From Khadka's Coding Lounge. Hello and welcome to the first part of the Flutter App Development Tutorial Series. Create a Splash Screen as well as a Launch Icon for the app. In your flutter project folder: sh your_path/flutter_app_icon_convert.sh your_source_app_icon_1024x1024.png. brew install imagemagickĪnd then use the script to create the flutter app icons (Both Android and iOS). Then install the ImageMagick image tool if you not install it yet. flutter_app_icon_convert.sh.ĭon't forget to add executable permission. Save the content of the following script as a. This script need a source 1024x1024 App Icon first. Now I can share it, but I don’t know if it can meet your requirements, you can give it a try. Overview Every app has a distinct app icon that communicates the app’s purpose and makes it easy to recognize throughout the system. Not long ago, I wrote a sh script to create my flutter app icon. Article Configuring your app icon Add app icon variations to represent your app in places such as Settings, search results, and the App Store.
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