Custom Apple app icons
in 48 hours.

One. I focus on a single polished design rather than spreading effort across rough options. It comes with one round of revisions to refine it, so you end up with one icon done properly instead of several done halfway.

A revision is an adjustment to the icon I delivered — color, detail, weight, framing, that kind of refinement. I gather your notes and apply them in one round. Asking for a completely different concept, or changing the brief after we start, is a new order rather than a revision.

An Xcode-ready icon package that drops straight into your project, SVG and PNG source files, a 1024px marketing PNG, previews of the light, dark, clear, and tinted looks, install notes, and a ready-made prompt so an AI coding agent can install the icon for you. Everything you need to ship and to promote the app. Your order page keeps the files for 30 days after delivery, so download them to keep.

Yes. Tell me what your app does and the feeling you're after, and I'll design an original concept from your brief. It's the same $99 and 48 hours as starting from a logo or sketch.

That's what the revision is for — tell me what's off and I'll fix it. If you cancel before I start production, you get a full refund. After that, refunds aren't normally offered unless I don't deliver what's listed or clearly ignore your brief.

The focus is Apple platforms — Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch — because that's where I can deliver the most polished, native result. The SVG/PNG source files you receive can often be adapted for other uses, but Android and web icons aren't part of the package.

Yes, as one tool in the process. AI helps generate initial imagery, then the work goes through vector cleanup in Figma and final assembly in Apple's Icon Composer so the result is sharp, native, and Xcode-ready. The taste and the finishing are mine.

48 hours, counted from when your brief is complete. I keep capacity limited on purpose so that timeline is real, not aspirational.

Yes, that's exactly who this is for. Whether you built it with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Lovable or anything else, tell me what the app does and I'll make a real icon for it. Nothing to start from is fine, and so is a rough logo or an idea of the look. Either way it's $99.

Yes. Send it as your starting point when you order. I keep the idea, then redraw it as clean vectors and rebuild it in Apple's Icon Composer, so it's sharp at every size and looks at home next to Apple's own icons.

Yes. A logo usually needs reshaping to work as an app icon: simpler shapes, a bolder mark and the right spacing inside the rounded square. I do that for $99, delivered in 48 hours.

Yes. I build every icon in Icon Composer, Apple's tool for the Liquid Glass icons that came with iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe. It's set up for the light, dark, clear and tinted looks, and you get a preview of each before you ship.

Yes. iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch are all covered. Tell me in your brief which ones your app runs on and I design for those.

You don't need to. The package comes with short install notes and a ready-made prompt you paste into your AI coding agent, like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and it adds the icon to your project for you. If you'd rather do it by hand, it's one file you drag into Xcode.

Apple designs iPhone, iPad and Mac icons on a 1024 by 1024 pixel canvas, and Apple Watch icons on 1088 by 1088. With current Xcode you add one Icon Composer file and the system makes every size from it, so you don't export a pile of sizes by hand. My package includes that file and a 1024px PNG for the App Store and your website.