# Change App Icon

### 1.Go to the Windows Runner Folder

\- your\_project/windows/runner/resources

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2.Replace the Icon

l  You’ll see a file called app\_icon.ico.

l  Replace it with your own icon (.ico format).

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Make sure the name is still app\_icon.ico.

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You can convert your PNG/JPG to .ico using free tools like icoconvert.com or any image editor.

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1\. Rebuild the Project

Run:

\- flutter clean

\- flutter pub get

\- flutter build windows

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4.Run Your App

\- flutter run -d windows

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Now, your Windows app will display the new logo in the taskbar and window title.

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OR

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Add your Flutter Launcher Icons configuration to your pubspec.yaml.

An example is shown below.

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dev\_dependencies:

&#x20; flutter\_launcher\_icons: "^0.14.4"

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flutter\_launcher\_icons:

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&#x20;   generate: true

&#x20;   image\_path: "path/to/image.png"

&#x20;   icon\_size: 48 # min:48, max:256, default: 48

&#x20; macos:

&#x20;   generate: true

&#x20;   image\_path: "path/to/image.png"


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