We can also configure this deeper by providing an image_path per platform if we wanted to have a separate icon. This will generate application icons for Android and iOS using the one specified. Then, inside of pubspec.yaml, we’ll need to provide the flutter_icons configuration option: flutter_icons : image_path : 'assets/images/icon.png' android : true ios : true Place your icon inside of your assets/images/icon.png folder, or a similar folder of your choosing. Here’s one that we can use, imagine it’s a camera application:
Now that we’ve got a Flutter project, we’ll need a logo to set as an icon. We can then ensure we have the latest packages in our project by running: $ flutter pub get Head over to your pubspec.yaml and add the following plugin to our dev_dependencies: dev_dependencies : flutter_launcher_icons : ^0.7.4 Creating a new Flutter projectĪs always, we’ll start off by setting up a new project and adding the plugin: # New Flutter project To see how this works yourself, boot up your current Flutter project or follow along with the demonstration below. I initially went ahead and set my icons with Xcode and Android Studio, but after finding the flutter_launcher_icons plugin - I’ll never need to do this manually again! I’ve been working on a Flutter application for the better half of this year, and as we get closer to release, I realized I hadn’t set an app icon yet.
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