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Dev App Assets

skill-picsart-gen-ai-skills-dev-app-assets · by PicsArt

Generate icons, empty states, onboarding for apps.

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About

App assets

A one-shot pipeline that turns a single app idea into the full store-ready asset pack: app icon across every required size, splash screen, device-framed App Store / Play Store screenshots, and feature graphic. One visual language, one style reference, every platform.

When to Use

  • Launching an iOS / Android / cross-platform app and need the full asset set before submission.
  • Rebranding an existing app: re-render all icons + store art in a new style.
  • Indie / hackathon ships where you'd otherwise hand-crop 30 icon sizes.
  • Watch + phone + tablet variants that must feel like one product.
  • Regenerating localized App Store screenshots for new markets.

Not for: motion assets (use gen-ai-use), marketing LP heroes (dev-screenshot-beautifier), or final pixel-perfect logo work (hand off to a designer).

Prerequisites

Ask before generating (one message, 6 questions):

  1. App name + one-line concept (e.g. "Rally — a focus timer for ADHD brains").
  2. Style direction: flat, gradient, claymorphic, glass, pixel? Any existing logo or style exemplar to reference?
  3. Brand tokens: primary + accent colors (hex), typography, mood keywords.
  4. Platforms: iOS, Android, watchOS, macOS, web PWA — which sizes do you need?
  5. Device frames for screenshots: iPhone 16 Pro, Pixel 9, Apple Watch, iPad Pro? Portrait or landscape?
  6. Deliverable folder: where should the pack land (e.g. ./app-assets/)?

How to Run

  1. Estimate + validate the master style.

``bash gen-ai models info flux-2-pro gen-ai generate -m flux-2-pro -p "" --aspect-ratio 1:1 --dry-run --debug ``

  1. Generate the master icon (1024×1024, the source-of-truth). This is what every downstream size gets derived from — make it right once.

``bash gen-ai generate -m flux-2-pro \ -p "app icon, 'Rally' focus timer, minimalist gradient, magenta #FF006E to purple #8338EC, soft shadow, rounded-rect canvas, centered glyph, hyperreal studio render" \ --aspect-ratio 1:1 \ --download ./app-assets/icon-master \ --save-to-drive --drive-folder "rally-app-assets" `` Review visually. Regenerate until approved — do NOT batch before the master is locked.

  1. Derive all icon sizes locally (no gen-ai credits). Icons are deterministic resizes of the master.

``bash MASTER=./app-assets/icon-master/result.png # iOS sizes (App Store 1024, iPhone 60@2x/@3x, iPad, Settings, Spotlight, Notification) for size in 1024 180 120 167 152 76 87 80 58 40 120 87 58; do sips -z $size $size "$MASTER" --out "./app-assets/ios/icon-${size}.png" done # Android (mipmap-mdpi … xxxhdpi: 48, 72, 96, 144, 192, 512) for size in 48 72 96 144 192 512; do sips -z $size $size "$MASTER" --out "./app-assets/android/ic_launcher-${size}.png" done # watchOS (24, 27.5, 29, 40, 44, 50, 86, 98, 108) for size in 48 55 58 80 88 100 172 196 216; do sips -z $size $size "$MASTER" --out "./app-assets/watch/icon-${size}.png" done ``

  1. Generate the splash / launch screen off the same master (keep visual DNA).

``bash gen-ai generate -m flux-kontext-pro \ -i ./app-assets/icon-master/result.png \ -p "splash screen, centered app icon on a vertical gradient, same magenta-to-purple palette, 9:19.5 mobile canvas, calm negative space" \ --aspect-ratio 9:16 \ --download ./app-assets/splash ``

  1. Batch the App Store screenshots — one manifest per platform, framed separately.

``bash gen-ai batch run app-store-shots.json -c 4 -o ./app-assets/screenshots ` Then wrap with device frames using dev-screenshot-beautifier (see that skill) or a tool like fastlane frameit`.

  1. Feature graphic (Play Store) + promo (App Store).

``bash gen-ai generate -m flux-2-pro \ -p "Play Store feature graphic, 'Rally' wordmark, 1024×500, same gradient, key benefit 'Focus in bursts'" \ --aspect-ratio 1024x500 \ --download ./app-assets/store ``

  1. Verify mask alignment. iOS auto-masks to a rounded-rect; content must sit inside the safe zone or you'll get clipped corners. Preview at 60×60 — if the glyph bleeds, regenerate with centered glyph, 15% padding all sides in the prompt.

Quick Reference

App Store screenshots (6.9" iPhone, 1290×2796, 5 screens):

{
  "defaults": {
    "model": "flux-kontext-pro",
    "aspectRatio": "1290x2796",
    "imageUrls": ["./app-assets/icon-master/result.png"]
  },
  "jobs": [
    { "id": "screen-1-hero",      "prompt": "iPhone app UI mockup, 'Rally' focus timer home screen, large timer dial, magenta-to-purple gradient, tagline 'Focus in bursts' above the fold" },
    { "id": "screen-2-session",   "prompt": "iPhone app UI mockup, active focus session, glowing timer ring at 00:14:23, calm dark background" },
    { "id": "screen-3-stats",     "prompt": "iPhone app UI mockup, weekly focus stats bar chart, magenta bars, caption 'You focused 12h this week'" },
    { "id": "screen-4-streak",    "prompt": "iPhone app UI mockup, 14-day streak celebration, confetti, flame icon, headline 'Day 14 unlocked'" },
    { "id": "screen-5-settings",  "prompt": "iPhone app UI mockup, settings screen, clean list rows, same palette, tagline 'Built for ADHD brains'" }
  ]
}

Quick Reference

| Sub-task | Model | Why | |----------|-------|-----| | Master app icon (hero render) | flux-2-pro | Best photoreal gradients, clean glyphs | | Icon style variations from master | flux-kontext-pro + -i master.png | Preserves identity, varies background/treatment | | Vector-style / flat icons | recraftv4 | Clean shapes, flat color, tight edges | | App Store screenshot mockups with readable UI text | ideogram-v3 | Renders in-image copy cleanly | | Splash / onboarding illustration with app icon reference | flux-kontext-pro + -i | Keeps visual DNA across the set | | Cheap drafts while style-hunting | gemini-3.1-flash-image | Lowest credits |

Confirm IDs with gen-ai models --mode image.

Procedure

  • Lock the master before batching. One great 1024 is worth 30 mediocre variants. Never run the icon-size loop until the master is approved.
  • Resize locally, don't regenerate. sips / ImageMagick / sharp for all sizes below the master. AI-regenerating each size produces drift.
  • Reference the master for every downstream asset. -i icon-master.png into splash, screenshots, feature graphic. Shared visual DNA.
  • Respect iOS mask. iOS auto-clips to a superellipse at the OS level; keep the glyph within 80% of the canvas, centered. Test at 60×60 before committing.
  • Android adaptive icons need separate foreground + background layers (108×108 with 72×72 safe zone). Generate foreground transparent, background as a solid/gradient tile.
  • Save everything to Drive. --drive-folder "-assets" — so a designer can review in one place without cloning your repo.
  • Version the style prompt. Store the exact prompt in app-assets/STYLE.md. Future "just one more screenshot" requests stay consistent.
  • Don't re-render on every CI run. Assets are release artifacts — commit them, or generate once and upload to your asset pipeline.

Pitfalls

| Pitfall | Fix | |---------|-----| | Icon clipped at corners after iOS mask | Re-prompt with centered glyph, 15% safe-zone padding, regenerate master | | Android adaptive icon background bleeds through | Generate foreground with transparent bg (transparent background, isolated glyph); layer manually | | Screenshots look inconsistent across 5 shots | Always reference the master icon with -i on every screenshot job | | Store screenshot copy is gibberish | Switch the screenshot model to ideogram-v3 — it renders text | | Watch icon glyph unreadable at 48px | Increase stroke weight + contrast in the master; re-derive | | Drift between iOS and Android variants | Use one master image, resize locally — do not regenerate per platform | | Style prompts forgotten 3 months later for "one more screen" | Commit STYLE.md with the exact prompt + palette |

Verification

Run gen-ai whoami to confirm authentication, then re-run the failed command with --debug.

Cost & time

| Task | Credits | Time | |------|---------|------| | 1 master icon (Flux 2 Pro, 1024) | 3-5 | ~15-25s | | Local resize to ~25 icon sizes | 0 | ~5s total | | 1 splash screen (Flux Kontext Pro, 9:16) | 3-5 | ~15-25s | | 5× App Store screenshots (Ideogram v3) | 10-20 | ~60-90s batched c=4 | | 1 feature graphic (Flux 2 Pro, 1024×500) | 3-5 | ~15-25s | | Full app pack (iOS + Android + watchOS + store) | ~35-50 | ~5-8 min |

See also

  • gen-ai-use.md — CLI reference, flags, auth
  • gen-ai-batch.md — manifest shapes, batch resume, concurrency tuning
  • gen-ai-workflows.md — Workflow 5 (launch kit) for motion/reel companion assets
  • dev-screenshot-beautifier — device-frame the App Store screenshots
  • dev-og-image-service — social cards for the marketing site

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.