A real app icon for the app you built with AI.
You built it with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Lovable, Bolt, Replit or something like them. It works. But the icon is still a placeholder, or a picture an image generator made that doesn't quite look right.
Sound familiar?
- Your app still shows a blank or default icon on the Home Screen.
- You asked an AI image generator for an icon and got a blurry blob, odd little details or text you can't read once it's small.
- Xcode asks for a 1024 by 1024 icon and you're not sure what to give it, or how to get it in.
- You just want it to look legit next to the apps people already have.
That's normal. Coding agents are great at building the app. The icon is a design job, and it's the first thing people see on the Home Screen, in the App Store and in your launch post.
Why AI-made icons often look off
An image generator gives you one flat picture. It doesn't know the rules an app icon lives by. Fine detail turns to mush when the icon is shrunk down for Settings or Spotlight. Text is rarely readable. And since iOS 26, Apple icons are built from layers so the system can light them like glass and show them in dark, clear and tinted looks. A flat picture can't take part in that the same way.
A good icon is usually one simple idea, drawn cleanly, that still reads at small sizes. That's what I make. If you already have an AI-made icon you like the idea of, send it along. I keep the idea and redraw it properly.
What you get
- One polished icon design, plus one round of changes.
- An Xcode-ready .icon file made in Apple's Icon Composer. Xcode makes every size from it.
- Previews of the light, dark, clear and tinted looks.
- A 1024px PNG for the App Store, your website and launch posts.
- SVG and PNG source files you own.
- Short install notes and a ready-made prompt for your AI coding agent.
You don't need to know Xcode
Paste the prompt into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor and your agent adds the icon to your project for you. If you'd rather do it yourself, it's one file you drag into Xcode, and the install notes walk you through it.
The icon is made for Apple platforms: iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Web and Android icons aren't part of the package, though the source files can often be adapted.
Which package fits
- Icon Refresh, $99, 48 hours. You have something to start from: a logo, a sketch, a rough or AI-made icon, or a clear idea of the look.
- New Icon, $199, 72 hours. You only have the app. Tell me what it does and how it should feel, and I design an original icon from that.
The clock starts when your brief is complete. Need it sooner? A 24-hour rush is +$50 when there's room.
How it works
- Fill in a short form: what the app does, the feeling you want, colors you love or hate, and anything you already have.
- Pay on a secure checkout page. Cancel before I start and you get a full refund.
- Follow along on your private order page and message me there if anything comes up.
- Download your icon, ask for changes if you want them, and ship.
Want to know more first? See the app icon sizes guide, how Liquid Glass icons work, or the pages for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch icons.