What are the recommended image dimensions for the small and large images for both iOS and android splash screens? Thank you!

Hey Stacey! For iOS, this would the list of sizes/dimensions for the launch images - https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/userexperience/conceptual/mobilehig/LaunchImages.html Alternatively, you could download your iOS application package. By default, black launch images are included, so you could see which sizes you need to replace. For Android, I'm having difficulty finding the correct documentation. However, these are the dimensions I used and they've worked well (can't remember where I got the dimensions from): 200x320 (ldpi) 320x460 (mdpi) 480x800 (hdpi) 720x1280 (xhdpi) Hope that helps! Nicholas

For iOS it's fairly straightforward… You'll 'probably' end up needing 4 images. iPhone 'regular', iPhone 'retina', iPad 'regular', and iPad 'retina'. Keep in mind the naming conventions for a retina image… a normal image might be called 'iPhonesplash.png', and the retina image should be named '[email protected]'. In your code or control panel, you'll only refer to the 'regular' image, and let iOS do it's thing; it'll select the retina image automatically, if applicable for the device. a Cheat Sheet for sizes can be found here: http://www.jaysquared.com/2012/10/ios-screen-resolutions-cheat-sheet/ With respect to Android, it's a little different. Your image filename will remain the same, but you'll put it in different 'drawable' directories, depending on the resolution (ldpi,mdpi,hdpi,xhdpi). Playing it safe, I'd suggest creating one large image that will fit 'most' tablets, and one image that will fit 'most' phones. A good primer on Android screen sizes (and Android design in general) is: http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/06/30/designing-for-android/ keep in mind although the principles still apply, a LOT of devices are either hdpi or xhdpi these days. The way images work in Android is, you have 5 directories for images: res/drawable <-- default directory; if it can't find the image in the 'resolution' directory res/drawable-ldpi <-- low resolution screens res/drawable-mdpi <-- medium resolution screens res/drawable-hdpi <-- high resolution screens res/drawable-xhdpi <-- extra high resolution screens so if your tablet splash screen was called 'tabletsplash.png' you would put the low resolution version of the image in the res/drawable-ldpi directory. Other 'versions' would be placed in their respective directories. And you would put any image not 'resolution specific' in the res/drawable directory. If you only put images in 'one' directory, 'res/drawable' is the one. Hope this helps. Cheers! -- Smug Edit: I take too long, lol! Nice work, Nick! :)

don't forget to use the files from this thread (for iOS) - https://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=E7BF98950201773035AF6F2&command=isSearching&currentPage=1&topicTitle=BT30&createdBy=&repliedBy=&minViews=-1&maxViews=-1&minReplies=-1&maxReplies=-1&forumCategory=

Use 320x480 for small devices and 640x960 for large devices. But you can use only 640x960 for both devices. Hope this helps!

Thanks everyone for your input. Greatly appreciated and helpful as usual (-: