I say "properly" because you need to keep certain things in mind like the size of the image, its name etc., so that you don't run into any problems both, while making the change & after making it.Īlso, your project size may differ. Here are the steps you need to follow to change your app's icon properly. Here's a link to an article I found on the internet on the best mobile A/B testing tools. Cool, isn't it? Make sure the next time you change your app's icon, you first test the new one. Go test your design!Ī/B Testing not only helps you pick a design that looks good, it also decides which of your designs would get you the most downloads on the Play store. I either case, don't just rest on your own intuition & the suggestions of friends, family & your dog. Or maybe you're stuck on half a dozen different images & you can't decide which one to pick.
So, you've picked up a handsome app icon. Google had sort of branded these primary colors as their own. Who better to give an example of than Google's own apps. This is because as humans, we're designed to notice the primary colors more. Do they use dull faded shades or bright ones? Most legendary app icons use primary colors. The way you can make it shine is by picking bright colors. Your app icon should shine (both literally & metaphorically). Think of the most legendary & remembered app icons & notice how simple, yet catchy they are. You'll want the design to be unique so that your users remember it & are intrigued when they see it on the Play Store. App icons containing too much details are really difficult to comprehend & don't look neat & well-designed. The simpler the app icon, the more sense it'd make on one glance. So, if you made a brainy game app of building houses, you won't put an image of a sandwich on the icon, right? You get my point.
It would definitely not tell "everything" about the app, but it should be related. Try to pick an image that conveys what your app is about. Here are some Tips on picking or designing your new app icon image. Doesn't matter if you're not a startup, any good app idea can be scaled later when it works & having a great icon is undoubtedly an important & necessary marketing strategy. Your app's icon isn't just the face of your app, it is also the face of the brand of your app. After you've built your app, you might want to change your app's icon from that old Android default icon to a new more customized one.
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