# 48h Icons: full site text Source: https://48hicons.com/ Fully booked — waitlist open # Custom Apple app icons in 48 hours. For indie developers shipping Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch apps. Send a short brief, get a finished icon back — ready for Xcode and the App Store. One free revision included. [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/#waitlist) [See what's included](https://48hicons.com/#what-you-get) - ![Example app icon designed by 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-default.webp) - ![Example app icon designed by 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowybreak-default.webp) - ![Example app icon designed by 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-default.webp) - ![Example app icon designed by 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-default.webp) - ![Example app icon designed by 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-default.webp) - ![Example app icon designed by 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowlvoice-default.webp) All slots are taken right now. Join the waitlist and you'll get first access the moment one opens. Built for indie apps, prototypes, launches, and App Store refreshes. - macOS - iOS - iPadOS - watchOS Why this exists ## The icon is the first thing that looks real. Anyone can build an app now. A weekend, a prototype, an AI tool — and suddenly you have something that runs. But a placeholder icon makes even good work look unfinished, and it's the first thing people see on the Home Screen, the App Store, and your launch post. A real icon changes that. It tells people the app is finished, considered, and worth opening — before they've read a single word. That's the gap this service closes, fast. What you get ## One tidy download. Everything inside. Not just an image. A small kit with every file your app needs, named properly and ready to drop in. ### Looks right in every mode iPhones and Macs show icons in light, dark, clear and tinted. Yours is tuned for each one, so it never looks off on anyone's Home Screen. ### Drag it into Xcode. Done. One .icon file goes into your project. Xcode makes every size from it, so there's no exporting thirty variants by hand. ### A big, sharp PNG 1024 by 1024 pixels, crisp up close. For the App Store, your website and press kits. ### The source files Clean vector and image sources. Edit them yourself or hand them to any future designer. ### A prompt for your AI agent Paste it into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and your agent installs the icon in your project for you. How it works ## Here's exactly what happens. No account. No calls. No design jargon. Four little steps, and your app has a real icon. 1. ### Tell me about your app Fill in one short form — about three minutes. Pick a package, write a few honest sentences about your app, and attach anything you already have: a logo, a sketch, even a photo of a napkin doodle. 2. ### Pay on a secure page You're taken straight to a secure checkout — pay by card like in any online shop, and the receipt lands in your email. Change your mind before I start? Every cent comes back, automatically. 3. ### Watch it happen on your private page The moment you order, you get your own page — a private link, no login needed. It shows a live countdown of the 48 hours, and you can message me there any time, like texting. 4. ### Unwrap your icon Within 48 hours your icon arrives on that same page, wrapped as a little gift. Tap to unwrap it, then download everything — App Store-ready files, previews, and a ready-made prompt so Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor can install it for you. One round of tweaks included, free. Pricing ## Simple, fixed pricing. Two packages — both fully booked right now. The waitlist gets first access. [**Fully booked right now** — capacity stays small so the 48-hour promise holds Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/#waitlist) Fully booked ### Icon Refresh $99 one-time You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept. - One polished icon design - One round of revisions - 48-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/#waitlist) Fully booked ### New Icon From scratch $199 one-time You're starting from just an app idea or description. - Original design from just your brief - One round of revisions - 72-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/#waitlist) Fully booked ### Every slot is taken right now. Capacity stays deliberately small so the 48-hour promise holds. Leave your email and you'll get first access the moment a slot opens. One email when a slot opens — nothing else. ### Revision & refund — plain and simple - **One design, one revision.** You get one polished design and one round of changes — no endless back-and-forth. - **A revision is a tweak, not a restart.** Adjustments to the delivered design are included. A totally different concept or a changed brief is a new order. - **Cancel before I start, full refund.** Change your mind before production begins and you’re refunded in full, no questions. - **After production starts.** Once I begin, refunds aren’t normally offered — unless I don’t deliver what’s listed or clearly ignore your brief. FAQ ## What you might ask. **How many concepts are included?** 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. **What counts as a revision?** 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. **What files do I receive?** 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. **Can you make an icon from just an idea?** Yes — that's the $199 New Icon package. Tell me what your app does and the feeling you're after, and I'll design an original concept from your brief. If you already have a logo, sketch, or clear concept, the $99 Icon Refresh is the better fit. **What if I hate it?** 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. **Do you make Android or web icons?** 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. **Do you use AI?** 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. **How fast is delivery really?** 48 hours for an Icon Refresh and 72 hours for a New Icon, counted from when your brief is complete. I keep capacity limited on purpose so these timelines are real, not aspirational. Need it even faster? A 24-hour rush is available for +$50 when there's room. **I built my app with AI and it still has a placeholder icon. Can you help?** 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. If you have nothing to start from, pick the $199 New Icon. If you have a rough logo or an idea of the look, the $99 Icon Refresh is enough. **My AI-generated icon looks blurry or off. Can you fix it?** Yes. Send it as your starting point with the $99 Icon Refresh. 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. **Can you turn my logo into an app icon?** 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. That's the $99 Icon Refresh, delivered in 48 hours. **Will my icon work with the iOS 26 Liquid Glass look, dark mode and tinted icons?** 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. **Do you make icons for Mac, iPad and Apple Watch apps?** 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. **I don't really know Xcode. How do I install the icon?** 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. **What size does an app icon need to be?** 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. Ready when you are ## Give your app an icon that looks ready to ship. One polished direction, delivered in 48 hours and ready for Xcode and the App Store. From $99. [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/#waitlist) --- Source: https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design iPhone · iOS # Custom iPhone app icon design. Your app works, but the icon is a placeholder or something you made in five minutes. I design a real one for the iPhone Home Screen, ready to drop into Xcode. [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design#waitlist) [See both packages](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design#pricing) - ![App icon of a gold teapot on a deep navy background](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-default.webp) - ![App icon of an orange number six with three lines on dark green](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-default.webp) - ![App icon of a cloud holding a checklist on slate blue](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-default.webp) - ![App icon of yellow, blue and pink rings on purple](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-default.webp) On iPhone ## What an iPhone icon has to do. Your icon sits on the Home Screen next to Apple's own apps. It also shows up in search, notifications, Settings and share sheets, often very small. So it has to read at a glance: one simple idea, a few clear shapes, no tiny text. Since Apple's 2025 Liquid Glass redesign, iPhone icons are built from layers. iOS adds the shine, depth and shadows itself, so the artwork stays clean and the effects come from the system. What Xcode needs ## The iOS details, handled. - ### Square art, rounded by iOS iOS wants a square, unmasked 1024 × 1024 pixel icon and rounds the corners to match the device. I never bake the corners in. - ### Four looks, one design People can set icons to light, dark, clear or tinted. iOS makes any look you skip on its own, so I design and check each one. - ### One file for Xcode Icon Composer saves the whole icon as one .icon file. Xcode renders every size from it, and even builds a similar icon for older iOS versions. Beyond the Home Screen ## Ready for the App Store too. The same file gives you your App Store icon. You also get a 1024px marketing PNG for the listing, your website and your launch post, plus SVG and PNG source files. Is the iPhone app also on iPad or Apple Watch? The same .icon file can cover them. See [iPad app icons](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design) and [Apple Watch app icons](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design). Built it with an AI tool? Read [icons for AI-built apps](https://48hicons.com/vibe-coded-app-icon). Every look ## Light, dark, clear and tinted. iPhone owners can switch every Home Screen icon to a different look. Here is one of my icons in all four, exported straight from Icon Composer. - ![Gold teapot app icon in the light look](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-default.webp) Light - ![Gold teapot app icon in the dark look](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-dark.webp) Dark - ![Gold teapot app icon in the clear look](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-clear.webp) Clear - ![Gold teapot app icon in the tinted look](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-tinted.webp) Tinted Pricing ## Simple, fixed pricing. Two packages — both fully booked right now. The waitlist gets first access. [**Fully booked right now** — capacity stays small so the 48-hour promise holds Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Icon Refresh $99 one-time You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept. - One polished icon design - One round of revisions - 48-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### New Icon From scratch $199 one-time You're starting from just an app idea or description. - Original design from just your brief - One round of revisions - 72-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Every slot is taken right now. Capacity stays deliberately small so the 48-hour promise holds. Leave your email and you'll get first access the moment a slot opens. One email when a slot opens — nothing else. ### Revision & refund — plain and simple - **One design, one revision.** You get one polished design and one round of changes — no endless back-and-forth. - **A revision is a tweak, not a restart.** Adjustments to the delivered design are included. A totally different concept or a changed brief is a new order. - **Cancel before I start, full refund.** Change your mind before production begins and you’re refunded in full, no questions. - **After production starts.** Once I begin, refunds aren’t normally offered — unless I don’t deliver what’s listed or clearly ignore your brief. FAQ ## iPhone icon questions. **What size should my iPhone app icon be?** You design it once, as a 1024 × 1024 pixel square. With an Icon Composer file, Xcode makes every smaller size for you, so there's no folder of PNGs to keep in sync. **Do I need to round the corners myself?** No. iOS rounds the corners for you. Apple asks for square artwork, because corners that are already rounded make the edges look jagged. Everything I deliver is square and ready for that. **Will my icon look right in dark mode and the tinted look?** Yes. Your icon is set up for the light, dark, clear and tinted looks, and you get a preview of each, so it holds up whichever one someone picks for their Home Screen. **How do I put the new icon in my app?** Drag the .icon file into your Xcode project and make sure its name matches the App Icon field in your target's General settings. The download includes install notes, plus a prompt you can hand to an AI coding agent so it does this for you. **Can you work from the icon I already have?** Yes. That's the $99 Icon Refresh: send your current icon, logo or sketch and I turn it into a polished iPhone icon in 48 hours. Starting from just an idea is the $199 New Icon, in 72 hours. More answers in the [main FAQ](https://48hicons.com/#faq). Keep reading ## More on Apple app icons. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design iPad · iPadOS # Custom iPad app icon design. Most iPad apps are iPhone apps too, and some run on the Mac as well. Your icon has to hold up on every one of those screens. I design one that does. [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design#waitlist) [See both packages](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design#pricing) - ![App icon of yellow, blue and pink rings on purple](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-default.webp) - ![App icon of an orange figure walking out of a dark doorway on pale blue](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowybreak-default.webp) - ![App icon of a cloud holding a checklist on slate blue](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-default.webp) - ![App icon of an orange number six with three lines on dark green](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-default.webp) iPad and iPhone ## One icon for a universal app. iPad doesn't get its own icon design. In Icon Composer, the iOS design covers both iPhone and iPad, on the same 1024 × 1024 pixel canvas. So a universal app ships one icon, and that's the one I design and test. Apple also asks for an icon that looks the same on every platform your app supports, so people never mistake it for two different apps. One design used everywhere does exactly that. iPadOS details ## What's different on iPad. - ### Rounded by the system Like iPhone, iPadOS takes square layers and applies the rounded mask itself, so highlights and edges stay crisp. - ### Alternate icons iPad apps can offer extra icons people pick in settings. Apple requires dark, clear and tinted versions of each one. - ### On the Mac too With Mac Catalyst your iPad app becomes a Mac app. Apple suggests a macOS version of the icon, and the same .icon file can hold it. Where to next ## Bringing it to more screens? If the iPad version is moving to the Mac, read [Mac app icons](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design) for the macOS shape rules. For the iPhone side, see [iPhone app icons](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design). Need the exact pixel sizes? They're all in [app icon sizes](https://48hicons.com/app-icon-sizes). Every look ## Same four looks as iPhone. iPadOS lets people switch their Home Screen icons to light, dark, clear or tinted. This is one of my icons in each, exported from Icon Composer. - ![Ringed target app icon in the light look](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-default.webp) Light - ![Ringed target app icon in the dark look](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-dark.webp) Dark - ![Ringed target app icon in the clear look](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-clear.webp) Clear - ![Ringed target app icon in the tinted look](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-tinted.webp) Tinted Pricing ## Simple, fixed pricing. Two packages — both fully booked right now. The waitlist gets first access. [**Fully booked right now** — capacity stays small so the 48-hour promise holds Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Icon Refresh $99 one-time You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept. - One polished icon design - One round of revisions - 48-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### New Icon From scratch $199 one-time You're starting from just an app idea or description. - Original design from just your brief - One round of revisions - 72-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Every slot is taken right now. Capacity stays deliberately small so the 48-hour promise holds. Leave your email and you'll get first access the moment a slot opens. One email when a slot opens — nothing else. ### Revision & refund — plain and simple - **One design, one revision.** You get one polished design and one round of changes — no endless back-and-forth. - **A revision is a tweak, not a restart.** Adjustments to the delivered design are included. A totally different concept or a changed brief is a new order. - **Cancel before I start, full refund.** Change your mind before production begins and you’re refunded in full, no questions. - **After production starts.** Once I begin, refunds aren’t normally offered — unless I don’t deliver what’s listed or clearly ignore your brief. FAQ ## iPad icon questions. **Does my iPad app need a different icon from the iPhone version?** No. A universal app uses one icon on iPhone and iPad. Icon Composer has no separate iPad setting, so the same design and the same .icon file cover both. **What size is an iPad app icon?** The same as on iPhone: one 1024 × 1024 pixel square. Xcode makes the smaller sizes from it, and iPadOS rounds the corners for you. **Can I let people pick a different icon inside my iPad app?** Yes, iPadOS supports alternate icons that people choose in your app's settings. Each alternate icon needs its own dark, clear and tinted versions, and each one I design is a separate order. **My iPad app also runs on the Mac. What changes?** Apple recommends a macOS version of the icon for apps built with Mac Catalyst. One .icon file can hold the iOS and the macOS version side by side, so you still add a single file to Xcode. More answers in the [main FAQ](https://48hicons.com/#faq). Keep reading ## More on Apple app icons. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design Mac · macOS # Custom Mac app icon design. Your Mac app sits in the Dock all day, right next to Apple's own apps. A homemade icon stands out there for the wrong reasons. I design one that belongs on macOS. [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design#waitlist) [See both packages](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design#pricing) - ![App icon of a cloud with a sound wave on warm brown](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowlvoice-default.webp) - ![App icon of a cloud holding a checklist on slate blue](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-default.webp) - ![App icon of an orange figure walking out of a dark doorway on pale blue](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowybreak-default.webp) - ![App icon of a gold teapot on a deep navy background](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-default.webp) The new Mac shape ## The macOS icon rules changed. With Liquid Glass in macOS 26, Mac icons follow the same rounded square as iPhone and iPad. You give macOS square layers and the system cuts the shape. An icon with its own outline, like a circle or a tilted object, gets placed on a background the system adds. So a classic Mac icon can end up looking boxed in. A new icon designed for the square fills it properly. What Xcode needs ## The macOS details, handled. - ### Same canvas as iPhone A 1024 × 1024 pixel square, masked to a rounded shape by macOS. The main shape stays centered so nothing gets clipped. - ### No more size list The old asset catalog needed an image for every Mac size. An Icon Composer file replaces that, and Xcode renders each size. - ### Older macOS covered If your app supports earlier macOS versions, Xcode builds a similar-looking icon for them from the same file at build time. However you built it ## SwiftUI, Catalyst or Electron. **SwiftUI or AppKit.** Drag the .icon file into your Xcode project and make sure its name matches the App Icon field in your target's General settings. That's it. **Mac Catalyst.** Your iPad app runs as a Mac app, and Apple suggests a macOS version of its icon. The same .icon file holds the iOS and macOS versions, so the [iPad icon](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design) and the Mac icon stay one design. **Electron.** Recent Electron Forge and electron-builder versions take a .icon file for macOS 26 and later. Electron Forge suggests a classic .icns file as well for older macOS. You get PNG and SVG sources alongside the .icon file. Every look ## Every macOS look, rendered by Apple. macOS has the same four looks as iPhone and iPad. These are real macOS renders of one of my icons, exported straight from Icon Composer. - ![Sound wave cloud app icon in the light look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowlvoice-default.webp) Light - ![Sound wave cloud app icon in the dark look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowlvoice-dark.webp) Dark - ![Sound wave cloud app icon in the clear look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowlvoice-clear.webp) Clear - ![Sound wave cloud app icon in the tinted look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowlvoice-tinted.webp) Tinted Pricing ## Simple, fixed pricing. Two packages — both fully booked right now. The waitlist gets first access. [**Fully booked right now** — capacity stays small so the 48-hour promise holds Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Icon Refresh $99 one-time You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept. - One polished icon design - One round of revisions - 48-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### New Icon From scratch $199 one-time You're starting from just an app idea or description. - Original design from just your brief - One round of revisions - 72-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Every slot is taken right now. Capacity stays deliberately small so the 48-hour promise holds. Leave your email and you'll get first access the moment a slot opens. One email when a slot opens — nothing else. ### Revision & refund — plain and simple - **One design, one revision.** You get one polished design and one round of changes — no endless back-and-forth. - **A revision is a tweak, not a restart.** Adjustments to the delivered design are included. A totally different concept or a changed brief is a new order. - **Cancel before I start, full refund.** Change your mind before production begins and you’re refunded in full, no questions. - **After production starts.** Once I begin, refunds aren’t normally offered — unless I don’t deliver what’s listed or clearly ignore your brief. FAQ ## Mac icon questions. **Why does my old Mac icon look boxed in on the newest macOS?** With Liquid Glass, macOS masks app icons to a rounded square. An icon with its own outline, like a circle or a cutout, gets placed on a background the system adds. A new icon designed as square layers fills the shape properly. **What size should a Mac app icon be?** Design it as a 1024 × 1024 pixel square. With an Icon Composer .icon file, Xcode creates every size the Mac needs. The older asset catalog way needed a separate image for each size. **My Mac app is built with Electron. Can I still use the icon?** Yes. Recent versions of Electron Forge and electron-builder accept an Icon Composer .icon file for macOS 26 and later. For older macOS versions, Electron Forge suggests keeping an .icns file too. You also get PNG and SVG source files. **I have an iPhone app too. Do I need two icons?** No. One .icon file holds the iPhone, iPad and Mac versions together. Apple asks for a consistent design across platforms, and Icon Composer lets me adjust the Mac version only where it needs it. More answers in the [main FAQ](https://48hicons.com/#faq). Keep reading ## More on Apple app icons. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design Apple Watch · watchOS # Custom Apple Watch app icon design. On Apple Watch your icon is a small circle on a dark screen. Details that look fine on iPhone disappear there, so the design has to work inside that circle. [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design#waitlist) [See both packages](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design#pricing) - ![App icon of an orange number six with three lines on dark green](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-default.webp) - ![App icon of an orange figure walking out of a dark doorway on pale blue](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowybreak-default.webp) - ![App icon of yellow, blue and pink rings on purple](https://48hicons.com/icons/tonica-default.webp) - ![App icon of a gold teapot on a deep navy background](https://48hicons.com/icons/steepfu-default.webp) On the wrist ## Round, not rounded. watchOS masks app icons into a circle. You still hand it square layers, and the system cuts the circle. Anything near the corners is gone, so the main shape has to sit in the middle. The examples above are shown as rounded squares, the way they look on iPhone and Mac. On Apple Watch the same kind of layered design is cut into a circle and shown much smaller, so bold, simple shapes matter even more. watchOS details ## What's different on Apple Watch. - ### A bigger canvas Apple Watch icons use a 1088 × 1088 pixel canvas, a little bigger than the 1024 one for iPhone, iPad and Mac. - ### No black background Apple asks you to lighten a black background on watchOS, so the icon doesn't blend into the dark display around it. - ### One look only Unlike iPhone and Mac, watch icons have no dark, clear or tinted versions. Icon Composer shows no looks to preview for watchOS. Next to your iPhone app ## One design, two shapes. If your Watch app comes with an iPhone app, Apple wants the two icons to look like the same app. One Icon Composer file holds the circular watchOS version next to the iPhone one, so the two are designed side by side. See [iPhone app icons](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design) for the iPhone side, or [app icon sizes](https://48hicons.com/app-icon-sizes) for every size Apple uses. Pricing ## Simple, fixed pricing. Two packages — both fully booked right now. The waitlist gets first access. [**Fully booked right now** — capacity stays small so the 48-hour promise holds Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Icon Refresh $99 one-time You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept. - One polished icon design - One round of revisions - 48-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### New Icon From scratch $199 one-time You're starting from just an app idea or description. - Original design from just your brief - One round of revisions - 72-hour delivery after your brief - Xcode-ready icon package - SVG + PNG source files - 1024px marketing PNG - Light, dark, clear & tinted variants - Install notes + AI agent prompt [Join the waitlist](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design#waitlist) Fully booked ### Every slot is taken right now. Capacity stays deliberately small so the 48-hour promise holds. Leave your email and you'll get first access the moment a slot opens. One email when a slot opens — nothing else. ### Revision & refund — plain and simple - **One design, one revision.** You get one polished design and one round of changes — no endless back-and-forth. - **A revision is a tweak, not a restart.** Adjustments to the delivered design are included. A totally different concept or a changed brief is a new order. - **Cancel before I start, full refund.** Change your mind before production begins and you’re refunded in full, no questions. - **After production starts.** Once I begin, refunds aren’t normally offered — unless I don’t deliver what’s listed or clearly ignore your brief. FAQ ## Apple Watch icon questions. **Is an Apple Watch app icon round or square?** Round on the watch. You design square layers and watchOS cuts them into a circle, so the important part has to sit in the center. **What size is an Apple Watch app icon?** 1088 × 1088 pixels, a little bigger than the 1024 × 1024 canvas for iPhone, iPad and Mac. The system makes the smaller sizes from it. **Can my watch icon match my iPhone icon?** It should. Apple asks for a consistent icon across platforms. One Icon Composer file can hold both the iPhone and the Apple Watch version, so they are designed side by side. **Does Apple Watch have dark or tinted icons?** No. watchOS has one look for app icons, so there's no dark, clear or tinted version to design. Avoid a black background, though: it blends into the watch screen. More answers in the [main FAQ](https://48hicons.com/#faq). Keep reading ## More on Apple app icons. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/liquid-glass-app-icon [← Back to 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/) # Liquid Glass app icons, explained. In 2025 Apple gave app icons a new look made of Liquid Glass, starting with iOS 26 and the other 26 releases. Here's what it is, what it means for the icon you have now, and how to get one that fits. ## What Liquid Glass is Liquid Glass is the material Apple introduced in June 2025 across iOS 26, iPadOS 26, macOS Tahoe 26, watchOS 26 and tvOS 26. It's translucent and behaves like real glass: it reflects and bends what's around it, and catches highlights as things move. App icons on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch are now built from it. Each icon is a background plus one or more foreground layers, and the system adds the glass effects on top: highlights, refraction and translucency. Those effects adapt to the icon's size and can look a little different from one system version to the next. ## Default, dark, clear and tinted On iPhone, iPad and Mac, people choose how their Home Screen icons look. Clear and tinted each come in a light and a dark version, so Apple counts six appearances in total. Apple Watch icons have just one look. ![App icon of an orange number six with lavender lines, on a green background, in the default full-color look](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-default.webp) Default ![The same icon in the dark look](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-dark.webp) Dark ![The same icon in the clear look](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-clear.webp) Clear ![The same icon in the tinted look](https://48hicons.com/icons/six-tinted.webp) Tinted ![App icon of a white cloud holding a small checklist, on a blue background, in the default full-color look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-default.webp) Default ![The same icon in the dark look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-dark.webp) Dark ![The same icon in the clear look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-clear.webp) Clear ![The same icon in the tinted look](https://48hicons.com/icons/fowydo-tinted.webp) Tinted These are two icons I made, exported straight from Apple's Icon Composer in each look, not mockups. - **Default** is your full-color icon. - **Dark** is a calmer version for dark mode. Apple suggests building it from your default icon with matching, less bright colors. - **Clear** turns the icon into mostly colorless glass, so it sits quietly on top of the wallpaper. - **Tinted** recolors the icon in a single color the person picks. Apple asks that the icon keeps the same core shapes in every look, so people can still find your app when they switch. ## Icon Composer and layers Liquid Glass icons are made in **Icon Composer**, Apple's free icon tool that comes with Xcode. The flow goes like this: 1. Draw the foreground shapes in any design tool and export them as layers, SVG where you can. 2. Bring them into Icon Composer and set the background as a solid color or gradient. 3. Group the layers and tune the glass: highlights, shadows, translucency and more. 4. Mark what changes for the default, dark and mono looks. Mono is what the clear and tinted looks are made from. 5. Preview it on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, then save one .icon file for Xcode. Apple keeps refining the glass. Some settings, like refraction, only show up on the 27 releases. ## What changes for an existing icon If you never touch your icon, the system makes the dark, clear and tinted versions for you. Apple notes that dark icons are more subdued, and clear and tinted ones even more so. An icon that relies on color, fine detail or a baked-in shine can get hard to recognize in those looks. To make an older icon feel at home, it usually needs: - Splitting into a background and a few clear foreground shapes. - Removing drop shadows, bevels, glows and gloss. The system adds its own, and baked-in ones fight with them. - Square, unrounded art. The system adds the rounded corners, or the circle on Apple Watch. - Fewer thin lines and no small text, so it still reads in every look and at every size. - A check of each appearance, with dark and mono tweaks where needed. Once you add an Icon Composer file to your Xcode project, it replaces your old AppIcon asset catalog. If your app still supports older system versions, Xcode builds matching images for them from the same file. Canvas sizes and the other rules are on the [app icon sizes](https://48hicons.com/app-icon-sizes) page. ## How 48h Icons delivers them Every icon I make is built in Icon Composer as a layered Liquid Glass icon and checked in each look. You get the .icon file ready for Xcode, previews of the light, dark, clear and tinted looks like the ones above, a 1024px PNG, SVG and PNG source files, install notes and a prompt your AI coding agent can use to install it. Already have an icon that looks flat or dated next to the new ones? That's the Icon Refresh. If you built your app with an AI tool and have no icon yet, see [icons for AI-built apps](https://48hicons.com/vibe-coded-app-icon). Platform details: [iPhone](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design), [iPad](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design), [Mac](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design) and [Apple Watch](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design). ## Rather have it done for you? I design the icon and send it back ready for Xcode, with every look covered. The $99 Icon Refresh starts from a logo, sketch or icon you already have and takes 48 hours. The $199 New Icon starts from just your idea and takes 72 hours. [Icon Refresh · $99](https://48hicons.com/order?package=refresh) [New Icon · $199](https://48hicons.com/order?package=new) --- Source: https://48hicons.com/app-icon-sizes [← Back to 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/) # App icon sizes for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. The short answer: design one icon at 1024 by 1024 pixels, or 1088 by 1088 for Apple Watch, and let Xcode make every other size. Here's what Apple asks for on each platform, and the rules that trip people up. ## The sizes Apple asks for Apple's Human Interface Guidelines list one design canvas per platform. You design at this size and the system scales the icon down for places like Settings and notifications. | Platform | Canvas size | Shape on screen | Appearances | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | iPhone and iPad (iOS, iPadOS) | 1024 × 1024 px | Rounded square | Default, dark, clear light, clear dark, tinted light, tinted dark | | Mac (macOS) | 1024 × 1024 px | Rounded square | Default, dark, clear light, clear dark, tinted light, tinted dark | | Apple Watch (watchOS) | 1088 × 1088 px | Circle | None | | Apple Vision Pro (visionOS) | 1024 × 1024 px | Circle | None | | Apple TV (tvOS) | 800 × 480 px | Rounded rectangle | None | All of these are square or rectangular canvases. The rounded corners and the circle are added by the system, not by you. ## One file, every size For iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, Apple's current way is a single file made in **Icon Composer**, the free icon tool that comes with Xcode. You add that one **.icon** file to your Xcode project and the system draws your icon for every platform, appearance and size from it. It also covers the App Store. If your app still supports older versions of iOS or macOS, Xcode builds matching images for those versions from the same file. Adding an Icon Composer file replaces the old AppIcon asset catalog. Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro are the exception. Their icons are still layered image stacks made in Xcode, not Icon Composer files. ## If you use an asset catalog instead Older projects keep their icon in an AppIcon set in the asset catalog. There: - **iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch** can make every size from a single 1024 × 1024 image. That's the default for new projects (the Single Size option). - **Mac** needs an image for each size in the asset catalog, plus one in the App Store slot. - For the dark look you give an icon with a transparent background, and for the tinted look a grayscale image. Exporting a pile of sizes by hand is what Icon Composer was made to end. If you're starting fresh, use the single file. ## Corners, transparency and other rules - **Don't round the corners yourself.** Give Apple square, unmasked art. Baked-in corners can look jagged next to the system's own shape. - **Keep the main shape centered,** with some room around it, so nothing gets cut off. This matters most for the round Apple Watch icon. - **Make the background fill the whole canvas.** If you import a background layer, Apple asks for it to be full-bleed and opaque. On Apple Watch, avoid a pure black background so the icon doesn't disappear into the screen. - **Leave out shadows, glows and shine.** The system adds highlights and depth for you, and keeps them dynamic. Baked-in effects are static and get in their way. - **Skip text and photos.** Text is usually too small to read and isn't translated. Photos and very thin lines lose their detail at small sizes. - **Color:** sRGB, Display P3 for wider color, or Gray Gamma 2.2 for grayscale art. - **Layer files:** SVG for shapes, so they stay sharp at any size. PNG for gradients and raster art, because it's lossless. ## Quick checklist 1. Design on a 1024 × 1024 canvas, or 1088 × 1088 for Apple Watch. 2. Split the art into a background and a few foreground layers. 3. Put the layers together in Icon Composer and check every appearance. 4. Save the .icon file, add it to your Xcode project and set it as the app icon. 5. Export a flat image from Icon Composer for your website and launch posts. New to the glass look? Read [what Liquid Glass icons are](https://48hicons.com/liquid-glass-app-icon). Built your app with an AI tool and just want the icon handled? See [icons for AI-built apps](https://48hicons.com/vibe-coded-app-icon). ## What 48h Icons sends you Every package includes the Xcode-ready .icon file at the right canvas sizes, previews of the light, dark, clear and tinted looks, a 1024px PNG, SVG and PNG source files, install notes and a ready-made prompt so your AI coding agent can add the icon for you. More on [iPhone](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design), [iPad](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design), [Mac](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design) and [Apple Watch](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design) icons. ## Rather have it done for you? I design the icon and send it back ready for Xcode, with every look covered. The $99 Icon Refresh starts from a logo, sketch or icon you already have and takes 48 hours. The $199 New Icon starts from just your idea and takes 72 hours. [Icon Refresh · $99](https://48hicons.com/order?package=refresh) [New Icon · $199](https://48hicons.com/order?package=new) --- Source: https://48hicons.com/vibe-coded-app-icon [← Back to 48h Icons](https://48hicons.com/) # 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 1. Fill in a short form: what the app does, the feeling you want, colors you love or hate, and anything you already have. 2. Pay on a secure checkout page. Cancel before I start and you get a full refund. 3. Follow along on your private order page and message me there if anything comes up. 4. Download your icon, ask for changes if you want them, and ship. Want to know more first? See the [app icon sizes guide](https://48hicons.com/app-icon-sizes), how [Liquid Glass icons](https://48hicons.com/liquid-glass-app-icon) work, or the pages for [iPhone](https://48hicons.com/ios-app-icon-design), [iPad](https://48hicons.com/ipados-app-icon-design), [Mac](https://48hicons.com/macos-app-icon-design) and [Apple Watch](https://48hicons.com/watchos-app-icon-design) icons. ## Rather have it done for you? I design the icon and send it back ready for Xcode, with every look covered. The $99 Icon Refresh starts from a logo, sketch or icon you already have and takes 48 hours. The $199 New Icon starts from just your idea and takes 72 hours. [Icon Refresh · $99](https://48hicons.com/order?package=refresh) [New Icon · $199](https://48hicons.com/order?package=new) --- Source: https://48hicons.com/about # About. 48h Icons is a one-person studio. I design custom app icons for indie developers shipping Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch apps. ## Why this exists Anyone can build an app now. A weekend, a prototype, an AI tool, and suddenly you have something that runs. But a placeholder icon makes even good work look unfinished, and it's the first thing people see on the Home Screen, the App Store and your launch post. A real icon tells people the app is finished, considered and worth opening, before they've read a single word. That's the gap I close, fast. ## What I make One custom app icon per order, for Apple platforms only. That focus is on purpose: it's where I can deliver the most polished, native result. I don't make Android or web icons. Each order gets one polished design rather than several rough options, plus one round of revisions. You get an Xcode-ready icon package, SVG and PNG source files, a 1024px marketing PNG, previews of the light, dark, clear and tinted looks, install notes and a prompt an AI coding agent can use to install the icon for you. Once it's paid and delivered, the icon is yours, App Store included. ## How the work happens You fill in one short form: pick a package, write a few honest sentences about your app and attach anything you already have. You pay on a secure checkout run by Polar. Then you get a private order page, no login needed, where you can follow the countdown and message me. AI is one tool in my process. It helps with the first 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 ready for Xcode. The taste and the finishing are mine. ## Why it's fast An Icon Refresh arrives within 48 hours of a complete brief, a New Icon within 72. I only take a few icon slots at a time, so those timelines are real, not aspirational. When every slot is taken, you can join the waitlist and get first access when one opens. ## Say hello Questions before you order? Email [hello@48hicons.com](mailto:hello@48hicons.com) or see the [contact page](https://48hicons.com/contact). 48h Icons is not affiliated with Apple Inc. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/contact # Contact. The best way to reach me is email: [hello@48hicons.com](mailto:hello@48hicons.com). ## Before you order Not sure which package fits, or whether your app is a good match? Write to me. Questions I'm happy to answer: is my existing logo enough for an Icon Refresh, or do I need a New Icon? Can you work with my Mac, iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch app? Is there room for a 24-hour rush right now? A few details help me give you a useful answer in one reply: - Your app's name and what it does, in a sentence or two. - Which Apple platforms it runs on. - Your current icon, logo or sketch, if you have one, as an attachment or a link. - Any deadline you're working toward, like a launch date. ## Already ordered? Your confirmation email has a link to your private order page. That's the fastest way to reach me about an order: you can send messages there, answer my questions, request your revision and download your files. No login needed. Ordered on another device? Go to [your orders](https://48hicons.com/orders) and I'll email your order links to you. ## Refunds, rights and your data Cancellation, refunds and revisions are covered in the [FAQ](https://48hicons.com/#faq) and the [terms](https://48hicons.com/terms). To have your data or files deleted, email [hello@48hicons.com](mailto:hello@48hicons.com); the [privacy page](https://48hicons.com/privacy) explains what I keep and why. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/agents # For AI agents and developers. Everything an AI assistant needs to understand 48h Icons and help someone order an icon. All of it is public and read-only, with no key or sign-up. ## llms.txt [/llms.txt](https://48hicons.com/llms.txt) is a short guide for agents: when to suggest 48h Icons, how to help someone order, current prices and availability, and links to every page. [/llms-full.txt](https://48hicons.com/llms-full.txt) has the text of every public page in one file. ## Markdown pages Every public page also comes as Markdown. Ask for it with the Accept header, or add .md to the path, like [/about.md](https://48hicons.com/about.md) (the home page is [/index.md](https://48hicons.com/index.md)). ```bash curl -H 'Accept: text/markdown' https://48hicons.com/ ``` ## Service API One endpoint returns the facts about the service: platforms, packages, prices, delivery times, the rush add-on, what you receive and whether new orders are open right now. ```bash curl https://48hicons.com/api/v1/service ``` ```json { "name": "48h Icons", "description": "Custom app icons for your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple Watch app. Xcode-ready, with light, dark, clear and tinted looks, in 48 hours. From $99.", "url": "https://48hicons.com", "platforms": [ "iOS", "iPadOS", "macOS", "watchOS" ], "available": false, "packages": [ { "id": "refresh", "name": "Icon Refresh", "price_usd": 99, "delivery_hours": 48, "best_for": "You already have an app, a rough logo, a sketch, or a clear concept.", "order_url": "https://48hicons.com/order?package=refresh" }, { "id": "new", "name": "New Icon", "price_usd": 199, "delivery_hours": 72, "best_for": "You're starting from just an app idea or description.", "order_url": "https://48hicons.com/order?package=new" } ], "rush": { "price_usd": 50, "delivery_hours": 24, "note": "Optional add-on on the order form, offered when there is room." }, "includes": "One polished icon design and one round of revisions.", "deliverables": "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.", "contact_email": "hello@48hicons.com" } ``` Errors, like a path that doesn't exist, come back as JSON with a code, a message and a hint. The API is described in OpenAPI 3.1 at [/openapi.json](https://48hicons.com/openapi.json), so agents can load it as a tool. ## Ordering There is no API for placing or paying for orders. Send people to the order page with their package picked: [Icon Refresh](https://48hicons.com/order?package=refresh) if they have a logo, sketch or clear idea, or [New Icon](https://48hicons.com/order?package=new) if they only have the app idea. They write the brief and pay there. ## Questions Email [hello@48hicons.com](mailto:hello@48hicons.com). --- Source: https://48hicons.com/privacy # Privacy. The short version: your details are used to make your icon and nothing else. ## What we collect When you place an order we ask for your name, email address, app name, a brief, and any reference files or links you choose to attach. If you join the waitlist, we store your email address and the package you were interested in. ## What it's used for - Designing and delivering your icon — the brief and files exist only for that. - Emailing you about your order: confirmation, questions, delivery, and your order link. - Nothing else. No marketing lists, no selling or sharing data with third parties. ## Payments Payments are handled by Polar, the merchant of record, which also takes care of sales tax. Your card details go straight to Polar and never touch our servers. ## Where it lives Order data and uploaded files are stored on Cloudflare's infrastructure. Analytics use Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is cookie-free and does not track you across sites. ## How long, and deletion We keep order records and delivered files so you can re-download your icon later. Want your data or files deleted? Email [hello@48hicons.com](mailto:hello@48hicons.com) and it's done. --- Source: https://48hicons.com/terms # Terms. Plain rules for a simple service. ## The service 48h Icons designs one custom app icon per order, based on your brief. Icon Refresh is delivered within 48 hours of a complete brief, New Icon within 72 hours, and the 24-hour rush option within 24 hours. The clock pauses while an order waits on your reply to a question. ## Revisions Every order includes one round of revisions, requested from your order page within the shown window. Further rounds can be agreed separately by email. ## Cancellation and refunds You can cancel from your order page any time before work starts for an automatic full refund. Once work has started, refunds are at our discretion — if we can't deliver something you're happy with, we'd rather refund you than leave it there. ## Your rights to the icon Once the order is paid and delivered, the icon and all delivered files are yours — full rights, any use, App Store included. We may show the finished icon in our public examples; tell us if you'd rather we didn't. ## Your material You confirm you have the rights to anything you upload with your brief, and that the icon you ask for doesn't infringe someone else's brand or work. ## The small print The service is provided as-is; our total liability is capped at the amount you paid for the order. 48h Icons is not affiliated with Apple Inc. Apple, Xcode, and related names are trademarks of Apple Inc. Questions? [hello@48hicons.com](mailto:hello@48hicons.com).