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Apple App Download Confirmation Error

I download the free app on the Mac App Store and I continue to get this error during the checkout that reads:

The application does not include an icon in the ICNS format, containing both 512x512 images and 512x512@2x . For more help, see the Apple Human Interface Guide.

The only thing there are files called icon_512x512.png and icon_512x512@2x.png , as well as files for all other necessary permissions.

Since Apple doesn’t help at all, I was hoping someone would find out how to fix it, or at least was going to create an icon that matches the specs.

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As I understand it, if you create .icns in Icon Composer, this will lead to a verification failure, even if the correct 512x512@2x present. Use iconutil to convert .icns back to an icon set, and then use the icon to create a new .icns from the icon set.

For instance:

 resources $ iconutil -c iconset icon.icns resources $ iconutil -c icns icon.iconset

Additional information on iconutil is here .

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This fixed my problem, but I used cd to go to the folder, then I typed

 iconutil -c iconset icon.icns iconutil -c icns icon.iconset

the name of the icon should be the icon, as in the team.

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you must prepare 2 images with the extension png, one of them is 512x512 pixels with the name icon_512x512.png, one is 1024x1024 pixels with the name icon_512x512@2x.png , put 2 images in a folder (for example, a named icon), then exit the folder use the command iconutil -c icns icon , you get the .icns icon, drag it to Xcode and uncheck the target application icon.

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Also, make sure you add the .icns extension to your plist when specifying the name of your icon. At some point, it took iTunes Connect.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1433732/

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