What is the size of large notification icons?
There are two functions to set notification icon setSmallIcon & setLargeIcon in NotificationCompat.Builder
I know that the small notification icon for mdpi density is 24x24dpi.
But what is the size of large notification icon for mdpi density?
Thank you.
android android-notifications android-icons asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
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There are two functions to set notification icon setSmallIcon & setLargeIcon in NotificationCompat.Builder
I know that the small notification icon for mdpi density is 24x24dpi.
But what is the size of large notification icon for mdpi density?
Thank you.
android android-notifications android-icons asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
When you want to know that to be sure what size your large notification icon needs, it may be irrelevant. Icons will be imported in different densities in Android Studio and android should pick the correct density for each device.
– Marcel Hofgesang
Nov 20 at 22:34
Hello Ahmed. Did my answer help you understand what the different notification sizes are and the dpi density associated with them?
– Ishaan
Nov 20 at 23:54
add a comment |
There are two functions to set notification icon setSmallIcon & setLargeIcon in NotificationCompat.Builder
I know that the small notification icon for mdpi density is 24x24dpi.
But what is the size of large notification icon for mdpi density?
Thank you.
android android-notifications android-icons asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
There are two functions to set notification icon setSmallIcon & setLargeIcon in NotificationCompat.Builder
I know that the small notification icon for mdpi density is 24x24dpi.
But what is the size of large notification icon for mdpi density?
Thank you.
android android-notifications android-icons android android-notifications android-icons asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
asked Nov 20 at 21:51
Ahmed Ibrahim
13326
13326
When you want to know that to be sure what size your large notification icon needs, it may be irrelevant. Icons will be imported in different densities in Android Studio and android should pick the correct density for each device.
– Marcel Hofgesang
Nov 20 at 22:34
Hello Ahmed. Did my answer help you understand what the different notification sizes are and the dpi density associated with them?
– Ishaan
Nov 20 at 23:54
add a comment |
When you want to know that to be sure what size your large notification icon needs, it may be irrelevant. Icons will be imported in different densities in Android Studio and android should pick the correct density for each device.
– Marcel Hofgesang
Nov 20 at 22:34
Hello Ahmed. Did my answer help you understand what the different notification sizes are and the dpi density associated with them?
– Ishaan
Nov 20 at 23:54
When you want to know that to be sure what size your large notification icon needs, it may be irrelevant. Icons will be imported in different densities in Android Studio and android should pick the correct density for each device.
– Marcel Hofgesang
Nov 20 at 22:34
When you want to know that to be sure what size your large notification icon needs, it may be irrelevant. Icons will be imported in different densities in Android Studio and android should pick the correct density for each device.
– Marcel Hofgesang
Nov 20 at 22:34
Hello Ahmed. Did my answer help you understand what the different notification sizes are and the dpi density associated with them?
– Ishaan
Nov 20 at 23:54
Hello Ahmed. Did my answer help you understand what the different notification sizes are and the dpi density associated with them?
– Ishaan
Nov 20 at 23:54
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You can refer to this link to read more about icon sizes in Android.
However, the short answer is that the icon size can go up to 96 x 96dpi. This maximum level is often referred to as "XXXHDPI", or Extra Extra High Pixel Density. The 24 x 24dpi that you mentioned is "MDPI".
Some other icon sizes are 36px, 48px, and 72px which are called "HDPI", "XHDPI", and "XXHDPI" respectively. All of these terms describe the pixel density of the icon. I hope this answered your question.
answered Nov 20 at 22:13
Ishaan
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For every device, you can use android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height and android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height to get the appropriate size for the device:
int largeIconHeight = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height)
int largeIconWidth = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_width)
In practice, all devices use a square shape, so the two dimensions are always the same.
answered Nov 20 at 23:14
ianhanniballake
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For setSmallIcon refer to https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_status_bar
Also the best way to create the icon is with the asset manger (file -> new -> image asset) in android studio, otherwise the icon might not dim properly.
For the setLargeIcon I never used anything larger than 192x192 at xxxhdpi. It's pretty much a standard 48dp icon.
answered Nov 20 at 23:27
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You can refer to this link to read more about icon sizes in Android.
However, the short answer is that the icon size can go up to 96 x 96dpi. This maximum level is often referred to as "XXXHDPI", or Extra Extra High Pixel Density. The 24 x 24dpi that you mentioned is "MDPI".
Some other icon sizes are 36px, 48px, and 72px which are called "HDPI", "XHDPI", and "XXHDPI" respectively. All of these terms describe the pixel density of the icon. I hope this answered your question.
answered Nov 20 at 22:13
Ishaan
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You can refer to this link to read more about icon sizes in Android.
However, the short answer is that the icon size can go up to 96 x 96dpi. This maximum level is often referred to as "XXXHDPI", or Extra Extra High Pixel Density. The 24 x 24dpi that you mentioned is "MDPI".
Some other icon sizes are 36px, 48px, and 72px which are called "HDPI", "XHDPI", and "XXHDPI" respectively. All of these terms describe the pixel density of the icon. I hope this answered your question.
answered Nov 20 at 22:13
Ishaan
8551417
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You can refer to this link to read more about icon sizes in Android.
However, the short answer is that the icon size can go up to 96 x 96dpi. This maximum level is often referred to as "XXXHDPI", or Extra Extra High Pixel Density. The 24 x 24dpi that you mentioned is "MDPI".
Some other icon sizes are 36px, 48px, and 72px which are called "HDPI", "XHDPI", and "XXHDPI" respectively. All of these terms describe the pixel density of the icon. I hope this answered your question.
answered Nov 20 at 22:13
Ishaan
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You can refer to this link to read more about icon sizes in Android.
However, the short answer is that the icon size can go up to 96 x 96dpi. This maximum level is often referred to as "XXXHDPI", or Extra Extra High Pixel Density. The 24 x 24dpi that you mentioned is "MDPI".
Some other icon sizes are 36px, 48px, and 72px which are called "HDPI", "XHDPI", and "XXHDPI" respectively. All of these terms describe the pixel density of the icon. I hope this answered your question.
answered Nov 20 at 22:13
Ishaan
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answered Nov 20 at 22:13
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For every device, you can use android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height and android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height to get the appropriate size for the device:
int largeIconHeight = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height)
int largeIconWidth = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_width)
In practice, all devices use a square shape, so the two dimensions are always the same.
answered Nov 20 at 23:14
ianhanniballake
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For every device, you can use android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height and android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height to get the appropriate size for the device:
int largeIconHeight = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height)
int largeIconWidth = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_width)
In practice, all devices use a square shape, so the two dimensions are always the same.
answered Nov 20 at 23:14
ianhanniballake
102k14214226
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For every device, you can use android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height and android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height to get the appropriate size for the device:
int largeIconHeight = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height)
int largeIconWidth = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_width)
In practice, all devices use a square shape, so the two dimensions are always the same.
answered Nov 20 at 23:14
ianhanniballake
102k14214226
For every device, you can use android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height and android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height to get the appropriate size for the device:
int largeIconHeight = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_height)
int largeIconWidth = context.resources
.getDimensionPixelSize(android.R.dimen.notification_large_icon_width)
In practice, all devices use a square shape, so the two dimensions are always the same.
answered Nov 20 at 23:14
ianhanniballake
102k14214226
answered Nov 20 at 23:14
ianhanniballake
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For setSmallIcon refer to https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_status_bar
Also the best way to create the icon is with the asset manger (file -> new -> image asset) in android studio, otherwise the icon might not dim properly.
For the setLargeIcon I never used anything larger than 192x192 at xxxhdpi. It's pretty much a standard 48dp icon.
answered Nov 20 at 23:27
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For setSmallIcon refer to https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_status_bar
Also the best way to create the icon is with the asset manger (file -> new -> image asset) in android studio, otherwise the icon might not dim properly.
For the setLargeIcon I never used anything larger than 192x192 at xxxhdpi. It's pretty much a standard 48dp icon.
answered Nov 20 at 23:27
leonardkraemer
2,88811528
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For setSmallIcon refer to https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_status_bar
Also the best way to create the icon is with the asset manger (file -> new -> image asset) in android studio, otherwise the icon might not dim properly.
For the setLargeIcon I never used anything larger than 192x192 at xxxhdpi. It's pretty much a standard 48dp icon.
answered Nov 20 at 23:27
leonardkraemer
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For setSmallIcon refer to https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_status_bar
Also the best way to create the icon is with the asset manger (file -> new -> image asset) in android studio, otherwise the icon might not dim properly.
For the setLargeIcon I never used anything larger than 192x192 at xxxhdpi. It's pretty much a standard 48dp icon.
answered Nov 20 at 23:27
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answered Nov 20 at 23:27
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answered Nov 20 at 23:27
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When you want to know that to be sure what size your large notification icon needs, it may be irrelevant. Icons will be imported in different densities in Android Studio and android should pick the correct density for each device.
– Marcel Hofgesang
Nov 20 at 22:34
Hello Ahmed. Did my answer help you understand what the different notification sizes are and the dpi density associated with them?
– Ishaan
Nov 20 at 23:54