Meteor App Icon and Launch Screen Size Guide

Sizes.md

###Icons

Name	Size
iphone_2x	120x120
iphone_3x	180x180
ipad	76x76
ipad_2x	152x152
android_ldpi	36x36
android_mdpi	48x48
android_hdpi	72x72
android_xhdpi	96x96

###Launch Screens

Name	Size
iphone_2x	640x960
iphone5	640x1136
iphone6	750x1334
iphone6p_portrait	1242x2208
iphone6p_landscape	2208x1242
ipad_portrait	768x1024
ipad_portrait_2x	1536x2048
ipad_landscape	1024x768
ipad_landscape_2x	2048x1536
android_ldpi_portrait	200x320
android_ldpi_landscape	320x200
android_mdpi_portrait	320x480
android_mdpi_landscape	480x320
android_hdpi_portrait	480x800
android_hdpi_landscape	800x480
android_xhdpi_portrait	720x1280
android_xhdpi_landscape	1280x720

###Other

Name	Size
App Store	1024x1024

From Meteor docs, Apple docs, Android icon docs and Android splash stackoverflow.

This gist is a huge help! Thanks for putting it together. Everything works fine on my project except the App Store icon. I have the following setting which doesn't work:

App.icons({
// Lots of icon settings here, and then
'AppStore': 'mobile-resources/ios/icon/icon-1024x1024.png'

Is AppStore the correct property key?

this is out date,, check this one: http://docs.meteor.com/api/mobile-config.html
and iam using this icon generator: http://zeppelindev.com/#splash

That icon/splash image generator is a cool idea, but the output images were far darker than my source image for some reason. Didn't see a setting that would have caused this, either.

@marekhattas do you still having the design?

For those checking in on this, I'd suggest that you trust nothing but source code. The file dictating acceptable icon/splashScreen values is meteor/tools/cordova/builder.js (as of this writing).

In my present and your past, the latest "stable" version is 1.5.2.2. That file seems to completely omit the App Store icon size:
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/release-1.5.2.2/tools/cordova/builder.js

In the future it looks like the list will be more production worthy. This is the latest version in the "devel" branch (probably inaccessible to your project unless you install a later version of Meteor):
https://github.com/meteor/meteor/blob/devel/tools/cordova/builder.js

Rather than subject my whole project to a development version of a system which is far too dynamic to be predictable, I'm just going to drag-and-drop the proper icons into Xcode directly when I submit to the app store. This tutorial seems to have accurate information about how to do it as of now, but it ironically seems to be missing some images: https://www.appsfoundation.com/post/how-to-change-app-icon