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I have been reading through all the answers, but still can't figure out to what I'm doing wrong. I went to Project -> General -> Launch Image Source and set that field to LaunchImage, which is in my Assets.xcassets. I have left Launch Screen File field empty. I read at several places to delete LaunchScreen.xib file, but I don't have that in my Xcode project. I also have the right sizes of images that are required by apple for Launch Images. What should I do?

rmaddy
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Select Project and go tab General. Make sure you have set image folder and remove lauchscreen.xib

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Select arrow and go to folder. make sure you check:

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Maybe it will help you.

But I strongly recommend you: use lauchscreen.xib or .storyboard. It is more better than using lauchImage. If you use lauchingScreen, you should use like this::

Drag image to xib , and set image to this imageview check option use as lauch screen on right side of xib file. It will work like a charm :)

vien vu
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  • what does it mean to remove lauchscreen.xib? I'm really confused on that. Is that file? Where wil I find that in order to remove it? Also, I have all these options checked. – Sharukh Jan 11 '16 at 02:47
  • @Sharukh you let this filed empty. – vien vu Jan 11 '16 at 02:49
  • i read through this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26141731/xcode-6-launch-image-does-not-show-up-in-my-ios-app and someone said to also delete `info.plist` item. I think only not deleting that might be causing the problem. Do you know how to do that? – Sharukh Jan 11 '16 at 02:55
  • @Sharukh if delete just delete field `Launch screen interface file base name`. But why you don't use lauching.xib or storyboard. – vien vu Jan 11 '16 at 02:58
  • @Sharukh oops but above I see that you describe is remove it lol (rofl) what wrong here T_T – vien vu Jan 11 '16 at 03:01
  • @Sharukh if you lauchingscreen.xib or storyboard. Modify this file add imageview to it, and set image to this imageview check option use as lauch screen on right side. – vien vu Jan 11 '16 at 03:03
  • @Sharukh can you accept my anser? I will edit my answer for your case – vien vu Jan 11 '16 at 05:27
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Try adding the launchscreen image as the background image of you launchscreen.storyboard

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  • will try right now, but just wondering that what if I want to refer to `Assets.xcassets`? That is how it is right now, but doesn't work. – Sharukh Jan 11 '16 at 02:37
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You might want to try adding the retina images to your app. For me this did the trick. No launch image was shown on my simulator before adding them.

Please remember that you need portrait and landscape if your app does both.

LI retina 5.5 is size 1242x2208 retina 4.7 is 750x1334 (portrait) and opposite for landscape is true ie. retina 5.5 2208x1242 4.7 1334x750

Retina launch images are needed for ios 8/9

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