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Export List

Your queue of icons waiting to be saved to Photos. Build it in Browse, style it in Studio, save it all at once.

What each row shows

• The composited preview (background + glyph + overlay + shadow).
• The icon name and pack. Tap the pack chip to swap that one icon to a different pack style without touching the others.
• A remove button.

Row order

The list renders in the order set by the Layout Editor when active, placed icons first (in slot order), then unplaced icons by insertion time. To rearrange icons, open the Layout Editor and move them between slots. There's no drag-to-reorder gesture on this list.

Long-press for variations

Long-press any row and choose Assign Variations… to open the variations sheet. The sheet lets you manually pin a specific background or icon-overlay slot from your Studio palette to that item, overriding the auto-cycled choice. Tap Auto in that sheet to revert to the cycled assignment.

The same sheet is available from long-pressing a placed slot in the Layout Editor, either entry point pins the same item.

Bottom buttons

• Edit in Studio, opens Studio focused on the list.
• Export All, renders all queued icons as PNGs and opens the share sheet, where you can save them to your Photos library or to Files.

Top button

• Import Custom Icon, upload your own glyph file. See Custom Icons.

Toolbar (top right)

• Import (down-arrow), load a previously-shared export list from a JSON file.
• Share (up-arrow), save your current export list as a JSON file. Useful for switching devices or backing up.
• Help (?), quick reference.
• Settings (gear), app settings.

Persistence

The Export List auto-saves to your device after every change, so closing or force-quitting the app never loses your queue. The order, including any Layout Editor placement, restores on next launch.

Free vs Pro exports

Exports are unlimited on both free and Pro. On the free tier, only the Solid icon pack exports. If your Export List includes icons from a Pro icon pack, you'll be asked at export time whether to switch those icons to the Solid pack, upgrade to Pro to export them as-is, or cancel. See Subscription.

After exporting

Icons land in your chosen destination (Photos is the most common). To put them on the Home Screen, you'll use Apple's Shortcuts app: see Applying Icons.