To get started, download one of the provided asset templates:Ĭontent and code samples on this page are subject to the licenses described in the Content License. You should only upload icons that are compatible with the new specification. You may need to retry the call multiple timesīeginning on June 17, 2019, all API calls to Edits.images: upload willĪutomatically apply the new specification to the icon. AfterĪpplying a new specification using the Play Console, you can retry theĮdits.images: upload call. Message for that specific icon will point you to this specification. May error if the old specification is still applied, and the error No way to apply the new specification via API. Will apply whichever specification is configured in the Play Console. Result of migrating all icons to either the new specification or 'legacy mode'īefore June 17, 2019, developers must use the Play Console to apply the new Migration dates are slightly different for API users, but achieve the same end Legacy mode assets and be scaled down 75% to new keyline grid. Original icon assets will be automatically turned into See 'Shadows' sectionīelow on including shadows within your artwork.

Shadow: None – Google Play dynamically handles shadows.

Shape: Full square – Google Play dynamically handles masking.

When creating your artwork, ensure it conforms to the following: Use keylines as a guideline, not a hard rule. Icon artwork can populate the entire asset space, or you can design and positionĪrtwork elements such as logos onto the keyline grid. This section describes some guidelines you should follow when creating visualĪssets for your app on Google Play.

Icons introduced in Android 8.0 (API level 26).ĭiscover Material Design principles for product icons, including guidelinesįor icon design, shapes, specs, and treatment. Launcher icons, which are separate from the Google Play icons described on thisįollow these APK icon guidelines to learn how to create adaptive launcher Important: If instead you're interested in learning more about creating APK

Renders rounded corners and drop shadows for your app icons, you should omit For example, because Google Play dynamically This page describes the guidelines you should follow when creating assets for

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