Quasar: IconGenie: generated ic_launcher images are cropped/zoomed too much when rounded

[kmschott]

When I generate assets for capacitor, the ic_launcher files for android look zoomed in or cropped. Is this a configuration thing or how do I prevent this behaviour?

My command is: icongenie g -m capacitor -i ./app-icon.png --quality 12 --skip-trim

ic_launcher and ic_launcher_round are wrong, the app icon should always be like ic_launcher_foreground:

[rstoenescu]

Hi, you need to apply a padding (check IconGenie part of the docs).

[kmschott]

Hm, that's unsatisfactory. When I apply a padding, it is applied to all icons. Currently all icons that come out look right, only in Android Studio they are "zoomed in".

[rstoenescu]

You could generate a profile file from the IconGenie's defaults and then tweak it (split it into two profile files - one for those needing padding and ones that don't).

[kmschott]

I think IconGenie is not doing the right job here and this workaround is not the solution for my problem. Maybe these file should have some kind of an "auto-padding"?

[kmschott]

I few more "real world" examples in the doc would be great.

[rstoenescu]

I assure you it's doing exactly as instructed. Would love to help out more, but I need your original icon.

[kmschott]

Okay, thanks. I sent you my logo via Email.

[kmschott]

I upgraded IconGenie to latest version (2.3.1), applied a padding (5,5 and also 10,10) => no effect, did not solve the problem.

[kmschott]

@rstoenescu ?

[cabassi]

I can confirm the issue. Icons for iOS get generated just fine, but for Android they get trimmed and zoomed.

Also I couldn't find a way to specify a background color for the Android icons, so if you have a white icon with dark background you don't see anything.

Quasar in general has great documentation but regarding to IconGenie is missing some real world usage examples ;)

[kmschott]

@cabassi Like you said, Quasar and IconGenie are pretty nice but documentation for IconGenie is missing with some examples; maybe we need to adjust a padding in Android Studio itself?

[cabassi]

@cabassi Like you said, Quasar and IconGenie are pretty nice but documentation for IconGenie is missing with some examples; maybe we need to adjust a padding in Android Studio itself?

I resolved doing it the old way directly in Android Studio.

Also if you try to use 2 profile for the icon generation in params.include you can't write capacitor.ios / capacitor.android in order to discriminate the destination of your fresh generated icons, making it impossible to use another source for the Android icons with larger padding to avoid the cropped image.