Instasizer For Mac

Instasizer is designed to help iOS and Android developers to generate the appropriate assets for their new projects without wasting too much time or having to deal with repetitive tasks.

The Instasizer user interface is represented by a single window where you get to set the source file for the resizing and configure the procedure.

To get started, you must drag and drop a vector image file on top of the appropriate area, or use the Finder menu to navigate to the file’s location.

Instasizer is able to import some of the most common image file formats, including AI, EPS, or PDF, but note SVG is not supported. The app will generate a thumbnail for the image, displays the file name, and the image’s base size.

In the bottom area of the Instasizer main window, you get to select the formats that should be used to generate the asset files. Instasizer can produce appropriately named asset files both for iOS (1x, 2x, 3x) and Android projects (LDPI, MDPI, HDPI, XHDPI, XXHDPI, XXXHDPI).

Before pressing the “Export” button, you must also choose the output folder for the resized files. Instasizer will generate hierarchical folders in that directory, helping you to quickly identify the files for each platform.

Besides the original file name (that can be edited in the Instasizer main window before exporting), the application will also include in the new files names the tags associated with each format, so you will get to recognize and manage them a lot faster.

To conclude, Instasizer offers mobile developers a streamlined solution for generating assets for their new projects without having to worry about using the correct size presets or naming patterns.