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LilGames
Inspiring
March 2, 2015
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Where can I find the filename list for iOS image Default.png ?

  • March 2, 2015
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I have a really hard time finding where information is scattered on Adobe. Does anyone know the definitive list of supported Default image filename for iOS publishing?

Here is what I was using previously to support up to iPhone5 in portrait orientation:

Default.png

Default@2x.png

Default-568h@2x.png

Default-Portrait.png

Default-Portrait@2x.png

I'd like to add iPhone 6 and 6+

thanks

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Correct answer Jitender thakur

Hi Rene,

To address all concerns and difficulties faced due of newly added launch images on iOS, we have written an official blog. Please find it here > Launch Images on iOS with Adobe AIR

Hope this helps !

Thanks,

Jitender

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thx1138
Inspiring
March 23, 2015

I was tired of exporting and keeping track of all of the app icons so I created an extension to create the default icons here. It will create all the icons for you from your main high resolution image (PSD). I don't know how to price it so it's temporarily on sale. Please send me any feedback (you don't have to tweet about it to get the discount).

    natural_criticB837
    natural_criticB837
    Legend
    March 23, 2015

    Thanks, definitely worth 5$ to me. Nice timesaver.

      Colin Holgate
      Colin Holgate
      Inspiring
      March 5, 2015

      The latest information I can find from Apple doesn't have all the sizes in the list. But, looking at the apps in the iPhone Simulator shows a list of them:

      Default-375w-667h@2x~iphone.png

      Default-414w-736h@3x~iphone.png

      Default-568h@2x~iphone.png

      Default-Landscape@2x~ipad.png

      Default-Landscape~ipad.png

      Default-Portrait@2x~ipad.png

      Default-Portrait~ipad.png

      Default@2x~iphone.png

      Note how Apple include the optional ~iphone or ~ipad part, which I know some AIR users have found made a difference to launch screen glitches. Also curious that Apple don't include Default.png. The Default@2x.png version is most likely used for non-Retina iPhone.

        Lars Laborious
        Lars Laborious
        Legend
        March 5, 2015

        ‌You're right, Colin. If you create apps for both iPad and iPhone, you should rename your iPad Default images to append ~ipad to prevent the 6 plus from picking those up (they override the 3x image).

        The Default.png is used by iPhone 3G, and newer versions of Air only support iPhone 4 and up.

          Colin Holgate
          Colin Holgate
          Inspiring
          March 6, 2015

          The 3G may be too old, but the 3gs can run iOS 6.1.6, and is non-Retina. AIR still runs on that, doesn't it?

          Lars Laborious
          Lars Laborious
          Legend
          March 4, 2015

          Default-375w-667h@2x.png (750×1334 px, iPhone 6)

          Default-414w-736h@3x.png (1242×2208 px, iPhone 6+)

          It's hard to find an updated official filename list by Adobe, but these two will do the trick for iPhone 6 and 6+ on an iPhone only targeted app.

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            blogtom
            Known Participant
            March 5, 2015

            Just place the images in the "root" folder and add them to the included files.

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