Increase icon size

[devNoiseConsulting]

Would it be possible to increase the size of the icon to 1024x1024? That would be the size of the icon needed for the Apple's App Store.

[rubencodes]

Hello,

Do you mean the Icon Library icons? Unfortunately I only have access to those files in the 512x512 resolution, as that is what the Ionicons project provides them at—I will look into seeing if there are any larger versions available on their repo!
As for uploaded icons, those can, in theory, be any size, though I've found (on my machine, anyway) that 1024x1024 can be a bit laggy simply due to memory constraints. I'll be working this weekend, hopefully, on trying to optimize the rendering algorithm, as I know there's definitely room for improvement.

[devNoiseConsulting]

I was thinking more of the final image file that is downloaded. The file I downloaded was 566x566. My suggestion to align the icon size with what would be needed for an Apple App Store submission. Possibly have the web page preview the icon at 512x512 or 256x256. For the final download, recreate the icon at 1024x1024.

Looking at the ionicon repo, they also include SVG files for all the icons. It should be possible to create png files that are 1024x1024 from the SVG files. If need be I'd be willing to resize them for you. Not sure if you can use the SVG file on the canvas directly.

[rubencodes]

The image download right now is always the same dimensions as the image upload; ergo uploading a 1024x1024 icon will give a 1024x1024 icon. It's possible to scale the image up, but this would lead to bluriness/artifacting. This is also dependant upon support for large sized images, of course, which I need to work on this weekend.

Awesome! I'd gladly accept a pull with the current images in a 512 folder, and their exported 1024x1024 counterparts in a 1024 folder. Otherwise I will do it myself once the app can handle the 1024 size :)

[devNoiseConsulting]

I just submitted a pull request with the new icons in the a 1024 folder. I left the 512 icons alone so that the code would continue to work.