> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.buildnatively.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.buildnatively.com/natively-platform/appearance/launch-screen-ios.md).

# Launch Screen (iOS)

### Configure Your Launch Screen

Setting up your iOS Launch Screen follows the exact same AI-powered workflow as configuring your App Icon. Navigate to **Appearance > Launch Screen** in your dashboard to get started.

#### Option 1: Generate from a Text Description

You can leverage Natively’s integrated AI generator to create a custom splash asset directly from a prompt, as demonstrated in the screenshot.

1. Select the **Describe with AI** tab.
2. In the text field, enter a description of what your splash screen should look like (e.g., *"A rocket is waiting for start"*).
3. Alternatively, pick one of the optimized design suggestions located below the text input field (such as *"Minimal fitness app launch"* or *"Abstract geometric logo splash"*).
4. Click the **Generate iOS launch screen** button.

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#### Option 2: Generate from an Uploaded Image

If you have a primary layout, company logo, or brand asset ready, you can upload it to let the AI process it into a native splash screen frame, as shown in the screenshot.

1. Select the **Upload image** tab.
2. Drag and drop your graphic into the upload box or click to browse files.\
   **File Requirement:** Any asset uploaded here must be in PNG or JPG format.
3. Natively will process the asset to scale across all target Apple device resolutions automatically.

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### Previewing and Managing Results

Once the asset has finished processing, it will be added to your configuration and populate the realistic mobile mockup on the right side of the portal, as illustrated in the screenshot.

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* **Evaluating the Layout:** Use the live device simulation on the dashboard to ensure the proportions, text positioning, and color accents meet your standards.
* **Modifying Your Selection:** If you are unsatisfied with the generated graphic, you can remove it at any time. Simply click the red **Trash Can** icon to clear the frame and restart your generation process with a fresh prompt or reference image.
* **Saving Progress:** Click the Next button once the design is set to lock in your settings and advance to the next step.


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