Turn a rough idea into a polished native icon. Describe the concept, refine the materials and composition, then export a real *.icns and full iconset — ready to drop into your build.
Why it matters
Describe an idea, explore native-inspired directions, and refine the result until it feels ready to ship.
Start from the product metaphor, mood, and visual direction you can describe. MoIcons helps create the artwork itself before you think about icon formats.
Instead of staring at a blank canvas, generate options, keep what works, and push the icon toward the right silhouette, material, lighting, and level of detail.
The final icon is not just a placeholder for a slide. It can become the Dock icon for internal tools, side projects, and production macOS applications.
For Mac app makers
Describe the app, object, mood, or metaphor in plain language. MoIcons turns the idea into native-feeling visual directions without asking you to open a design tool.
Three directions per run, in seconds to a minute. Refine the strongest one while the idea is still fresh.
*.icns, not a flat PNGExport a proper macOS icon bundle with all standard sizes and full-bleed artwork, so the Dock applies its own mask correctly — no gray plate, no shrunken icon.
How it works
Name the app metaphor, style cues, material, colors, and anything the icon should avoid. A short phrase is enough to start.
Review the generated options for silhouette, depth, clarity, and native macOS feel before choosing the strongest direction.
Ask for precise changes like more metallic, simpler shape, or added glass effect, then save the final *.icns and iconset.
Inside the app
Turn a written idea into polished icon options instead of hunting for a starting image.
Shape, lighting, depth, material, and composition are all part of the iteration loop, so the final mark feels app-like.
Keep adjusting the direction in normal language until the icon is simpler, sharper, softer, brighter, or more dimensional.
No subscriptions, credits, or watermarks. Bring your OpenAI API key, generate what you need, and inspect the source on GitHub.
FAQ
*.icns file and as a folder containing the icon in different dimensions.
For developers
The MōApps are built on MōBrowser — TeamDev’s framework for turning a TypeScript codebase into a native desktop app on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Same team behind JxBrowser and DotNetBrowser.
