flutter_adaptive_studio 0.8.0

Vector-native, theme-aware, mask-correct launcher icons and animated splash screens for Flutter — done the way native tooling does it, per platform.

flutter_adaptive_studio

Vector-native, theme-aware, mask-correct launcher icons and a genuinely animated splash for Flutter — generated the way native tooling does it, per platform. A config-driven CLI that does what flutter_launcher_icons + flutter_native_splash do, and fills the gaps both leave open.

One SVG drives Android (adaptive icon + native Android 12 splash + Flutter fallback) and iOS (app icon + launch screen) — light, dark, and per-flavor.

Why

The incumbents are raster-first: they resize one PNG and string-patch native files. flutter_adaptive_studio is vector-native, so it can do things a PNG pipeline can't:

• Adaptive icons (API 26+) straight from SVG — foreground / background / monochrome (Android 13 themed icon) — with the art measured and fit into the adaptive safe zone, so every launcher mask (circle, squircle, rounded square) looks right.
• A real animated splash — your AnimatedVectorDrawable is wired into the Android 12 SplashScreen API verbatim (windowSplashScreenAnimatedIcon + duration), with a pre-31 classic splash and a theme-following Flutter fallback widget for older devices. (flutter_native_splash feeds the "animated" slot a static image.)
• iOS, modern — a single-size 1024² app icon (Xcode 14+ generates every device size at build time) with iOS 18 dark and tinted variants, plus a LaunchScreen.storyboard driven by a colour set + logo image set (light/dark).
• Flavors in one file — a flavors: map that deep-merges over the base config and writes to each flavor's resource overlay (and, on iOS, wires the build configuration's app icon automatically).
• Everything optional, great defaults. A missing optional asset is skipped with a log line, never a hard failure. Native edits are structured (not blind string replacement) and most are undone by revert.

Pure-Dart throughout: adaptive icons and the animated splash are vector XML, and raster outputs (legacy mipmaps, the Play Store PNG, iOS icons) are rendered by a built-in rasterizer. No system tools, no FFI, no setup.

Install

dart pub add flutter_adaptive_studio

Add it to dependencies if you use the runtime FasNativeSplash (below); dart pub add dev:flutter_adaptive_studio is enough if you only run the generator CLI.

Keep the native splash up during startup

Ship FasNativeSplash — the flutter_native_splash-style preserve/remove, so the native splash stays on screen until your app is ready (no white flash before your first frame). Pure Flutter framework; works on every platform.

import 'package:flutter_adaptive_studio/flutter_adaptive_studio.dart';

void main() {
  final binding = WidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
  FasNativeSplash.preserve(widgetsBinding: binding);
  runApp(const MyApp());
}

// ...once your first screen is ready to be shown:
FasNativeSplash.remove();

Migrating from flutter_native_splash? The signatures match — swap the import and the class name.

Quick start

dart run flutter_adaptive_studio init       # write a fully-commented starter config
# edit flutter_adaptive_studio.yaml, drop your art in assets/, then:
dart run flutter_adaptive_studio generate

Prefer a shorter command? Activate it once and call fas from anywhere:

dart pub global activate flutter_adaptive_studio
fas init
fas generate

init writes a flutter_adaptive_studio.yaml documenting every option. A minimal config:

flutter_adaptive_studio:
  source: assets/logo.svg            # global fallback art

  android:
    icon:
      adaptive:
        foreground: assets/logo.svg
        background: "#E4ECE8"
        monochrome: assets/logo_mono.svg    # Android 13 themed icon
        safe_zone: fit                       # fit | inset:<pct> | none
      round: true
      play_store: true                       # 512² store icon (always PNG)
      legacy_padding: 15                     # % inset for legacy/store art (overrides safe_zone for these)
      image_format: webp                     # png (default) | webp — encoding for generated icon resources
    splash:
      background: "#E4ECE8"
      background_dark: "#0C1413"
      image: assets/logo.svg                 # static logo (Flutter fallback + pre-31)
      animated_icon: assets/logo_anim.xml    # AnimatedVectorDrawable for Android 12+
      animated_icon_dark: assets/logo_anim_dark.xml
      branding: assets/wordmark.svg          # bottom branding (200×80dp slot)

  ios:
    icon:
      image: assets/logo.svg
      background: "#E4ECE8"                   # iOS icons must be opaque
      dark: assets/logo_dark.svg             # iOS 18 dark appearance
      tinted: assets/logo_mono.svg           # iOS 18 tinted appearance
    splash:
      background: "#E4ECE8"
      background_dark: "#0C1413"
      image: assets/logo.svg

  flavors:                                   # deep-merged over the base
    dev:
      android: { icon: { adaptive: { background: "#00C853" } } }

See example/ for a complete config + assets.

Commands

dart run flutter_adaptive_studio <command> [options]   # local dev dependency
fas <command> [options]                                # after `dart pub global activate`

Command	What it does
init	Write a fully-commented starter config
generate	Generate icons + splash (the default command)
doctor	Validate the config and project
preview	Write an HTML launcher-mask preview sheet
revert	Remove generated files

Options: -p/--project <path>, -c/--config <file>, -F/--flavor <name>, -f/--force (init), -v/--verbose, -q/--quiet.

What it generates

Android — adaptive icon (mipmap-anydpi-v26 + foreground/background/ monochrome drawables), round icon, legacy mipmaps (PNG or, with image_format: webp, lossless WebP), and the 512² Play Store PNG written to src/main; the Android 12 SplashScreen theme (values-v31, + -night) wired to your AVD, a pre-31 classic splash, a drop-in FasSplash Flutter fallback, and a zero-dependency FasNativeSplash.preserve()/remove() keeper (hold the native splash through app startup — no white flash); bottom branding.

iOS — AppIcon.appiconset (single-size 1024², light/dark/tinted) with a modern Contents.json, a patched LaunchScreen.storyboard, and a LaunchBackground colour set + LaunchImage image set. With --flavor, a separate AppIcon-<flavor> set wired into the matching build configurations.

Development

dart pub get
dart analyze
dart test

example/ is the published usage sample. reference/ (the two incumbent packages, study-only), example_2/ (a full dogfood app), docs/, and tool/ are excluded from the published package.

License

MIT.