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Preview your icon on iPhone, Android, the App Store, Google Play, browser tabs, Chrome extensions and PWAs. Compare multiple designs and test light, dark and colorful backgrounds.
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Simulated placement — not a pixel-perfect OS screenshot.
A mark that looks sharp at 1024 px can collapse at 16–32 px on toolbars and notifications.
Circle, squircle and teardrop masks can clip corners and outer details that look fine as a square.
Icons that pop on a light mockup can disappear on dark wallpapers or tinted appearances.
Search results and listing headers show your icon next to ratings, text and competitors—not alone.
Seeing A/B/C in the same home screen or store row makes the stronger design obvious faster.
Step 1
Add up to four concepts. Everything stays on your device.
Step 2
Switch home screens, stores, masks, browsers and wallpapers.
Step 3
Use side-by-side, rapid switch or blind labels to evaluate designs.
Step 4
Download comparison boards, or open IconCreator when the design needs a rewrite.
Previews are visual estimates. They do not guarantee:
Previews render locally in your browser. Uploaded artwork is not sent to IconCreator servers, stored in an account or used to train image-generation models.
Upload your icon, open the Home screens tab and choose the iPhone preview. Switch wallpapers, dock or folder positions, and light, dark or tinted appearance simulations.
Yes. Upload up to four concepts (A–D). Use the Compare tab for side-by-side, rapid-switch or blind comparison modes.
The Android home-screen preview applies common launcher masks—circle, squircle, rounded square, teardrop and full square—against light, dark and colorful wallpapers.
Open Small sizes to see true-pixel renders at 128, 64, 48, 32, 24 and 16 px. Previews are not scaled up to the same visual size.
No. Analysis and mockups run in your browser. Files are not uploaded, stored or used for training.
Yes. Export a comparison board PNG or a small-size strip. More mockup exports can be added later; MVP focuses on comparison and size strips.
Launchers clip adaptive icons with different shapes. A full adaptive icon also needs separate foreground and background layers—use the Adaptive Icon Checker for that workflow.
Choose a dark wallpaper and, on iPhone, try the dark or tinted appearance simulation. These are approximations, not Apple’s or Google’s exact rendering pipelines.
Generate four new app icon directions designed to stay clear across home screens, stores and small system sizes.
Create new concepts