Tweaked the logo a tiny bit, to have a square canvas. See README.md for information on how to create assets from the SVG. |
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| apple-touch-icon-114.png | ||
| apple-touch-icon-120.png | ||
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| apple-touch-icon-180.png | ||
| favicon.ico | ||
| logo-inverted.svg | ||
| logo.svg | ||
| mask-icon.svg | ||
| README.md | ||
Logo Info
The file logo.svg contains the white-on-transparent SVG logo.
Additionally, logo-inverted.svg contains a purple-on-transparent SVG logo.
Finally, mask-icon.svg contains a 16×16 monochrome icon, for Safari.
Creating the Favicon
To convert one of the SVGs to a multiple-size favicon, use the following ImageMagick incantation:
convert -background none -density 256x256 logo-inverted.svg -define icon:auto-resize favicon.ico
Creating the Apple Touch Icons
At the time of writing, here are the sizes.
convert -background '#5e0d73' -density 256x256 -gravity center -scale 135x135 -extent 180x180 logo.svg apple-touch-icon-180.png
Do this for every desired size with appropriate padding (scale / extent ≈ 0.75 seems good .)
For good measure, run the PNG files through something like ImageOptim.