v3.5.3 (Rosetta Architecture)

Test for Intel-based MacOS.

v3.3

Major Release,

• Fixed positioning issues
• New features to add shadow, rounded corners, and padding to the generated icons (Apple design standards)
• Improved use of sips command
• App icon changed

v2.1 update

• Fixed problematic resolutions while using icns create section tab. sips command requires specific DPI settings for images while dealing with icns conversion. The app now set appropriate DPI value 72 or 144 according to icns resolution. Users do not need to set DPI now.
• Now supports 64x64 singular icns file export
• Now supports 1024x1024 singular icns file export

v2.0-Major Release

• Fixed system level bash scripts. Folder and files are not overwritten anymore.
• Fixed file naming convention required for .iconset files. Check the thread
• Added tab Menu. You can either create a single .iconset file or individual .icns files that are required for html pages, and specific cases for Mac OS etc...

Note: The code is pretty dirty. I have issues with dynamic positioning of UI items. If anyone interested to fix the dynamic positioning according to UI element relatively, it would be great.

Watch the video in the README.md for the first time installation.

v1.5

Thanks to @peterwooley for his contribution. All of the following updates made by Peter.

• You can generate 64x64 and 1024×1024 pixel resolutions as well.
• Instead of individual files, sips command generates a single icns file including all selected resolutions.
• Update on the app icon.

v1.4

• Fixed app crashing when a user load the image via "drag & drop"

v1.3

• Drag & Drop support: Added the ability to drag and drop files or items into the application.
• UI Animation: Improved the user interface with smooth animations for a more engaging experience.
• Code cleaning: Conducted code refactoring and clean-up to enhance readability and maintainability.
• Operating system compatibility: Implemented conditional statements to ensure compatibility across different operating systems.

v 1.1

Backwards compatibility. The can run on Mac OS 10.13+ systems...