GUI and CLI Tool to easily create resized copies of an Image to use as an android resource.

• Receives any valid image file as an input.
• Creates android drawable folder structure and puts each corresponding image on it's place.

• gui:

  • Open bin/ folder.
    • Unix: Execute android-iconizer-gui.sh
    • Windows: Execute android-iconizer-gui.cmd

• cli:

  • -i(--input)* Absolute path of icon to resize.
  • -o(--output) Absolute to save the resized images to.
  • -n(--name) Output filename of the icon.
  • -t(--type)[contextual,actionbar,notification]** Type of icon that specifies the resolution used to resize the icon (default is contextual).

  java -jar android-iconizer.jar -i "C:/image.png" -o "C:/output/" -name "my-awesome-icon" -t contextual
  

* required

** type: This specifies the actual resolution that is going to be used to resize the icon, each type corresponds to a different resolution set as described in:

• http://www.wiseman-designs.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Android-Icon-Guidelines-Poster.pdf
• http://iconhandbook.co.uk/reference/chart/android/

To build use the following maven cli command:

mvn clean install assembly:single

It will generate two files:

• android-iconizer-{version}.jar: No dependency binary. (won't work unless ou set the classpath with all dependencies manually)
• android-iconizer.jar: Binary with library dependencies embedded. This is the actual executable.

Special thanks to the creators of these libraries:

• imgscalr by thebuzzmedia
• args4j by kohsuke