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Web Icons Generator CLI MCP

Generates all required web app icons and manifest files from a single source image with framework auto-detection. Supports Next.js App Router, traditional web apps, and PWA standards with zero configuration.

README

@entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp 🎨

Generate all required web app icons and files from a single source image. Modern, fast, and framework-aware.

Available as CLI, MCP Server, and Claude Desktop Extension!

Features

✅ Auto-detects app-icon.svg or app-icon.png in current directory ✅ Generates 8 essential files (2025 best practices) ✅ Framework auto-detection (Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Remix, Vite) ✅ Generates in current directory when run (respects process.cwd()) ✅ SVG and PNG support with automatic conversion ✅ Maskable icon with safe zone padding (Android 13+) ✅ Monochrome Safari pinned tab icon ✅ site.webmanifest generation ✅ HTML snippet ready to copy/paste ✅ MCP Server for Claude Desktop integration ✅ Claude Desktop Extension with quick actions ✅ Zero config – works out of the box

Installation

# Run directly with npx (no installation needed)
npx @entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp source.svg

# Shorter aliases
npx @entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp@latest
# After install: create-icons, webicons, or web-icons-generator-cli-mcp

# Or install globally
npm install -g @entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp
create-icons  # shortest command!
webicons     # also works

Usage

Zero Config (Recommended)

# Place app-icon.svg or app-icon.png in your project root
cd my-project
npx @entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp
# ✓ Found app-icon.svg in current directory
# ✓ Detected Next.js → using public/ directory
# ✨ Success! Generated 8 files

Basic Usage

# With source file as argument
npx @entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp logo.svg

# Or if installed globally (use shorter commands)
create-icons logo.svg
webicons logo.svg

# Interactive mode (prompts for source if not found)
create-icons

Advanced Options

# Specify output directory
create-icons logo.svg --output ./public

# Custom Safari pinned tab color
create-icons logo.svg --color "#ff5733"

# Choose generation mode
create-icons logo.svg --mode nextjs    # Next.js App Router (app/)
create-icons logo.svg --mode traditional  # Traditional web app (public/)
create-icons logo.svg --mode auto      # Auto-detect (default)

# Full example
create-icons logo.svg -o ./app -m nextjs -c "#1a1a1a"

Generation Modes

The tool supports two generation modes for maximum compatibility:

🚀 Next.js App Router Mode (`--mode nextjs`)

Perfect for Next.js 13+ with App Router

Generated files (in app/ directory):

favicon.ico (32×32)
icon.png (512×512) - auto-linked by Next.js
apple-icon.png (180×180) - auto-linked by Next.js
apple-touch-icon.png (180×180) - for compatibility
icon.svg (if source is SVG) - auto-linked by Next.js

Benefits:

✅ Zero configuration - icons auto-linked by Next.js
✅ No manual <head> tags needed
✅ Automatic metadata generation
✅ Cleaner project structure

Usage:

create-icons logo.svg --mode nextjs
# or let it auto-detect
create-icons logo.svg  # detects Next.js App Router automatically

📁 Traditional Mode (`--mode traditional`)

Perfect for all other frameworks and traditional web apps

Generated files (in public/ directory):

favicon.ico (32×32)
icon.svg (scalable)
icon-192.png (192×192) - for PWA
icon-512.png (512×512) - for PWA
apple-touch-icon.png (180×180)
icon-maskable.png (512×512, with padding) - for Android
safari-pinned-tab.svg (monochrome) - for Safari
site.webmanifest (PWA manifest)

Requires: Manual HTML integration (copy from html-snippet.txt)

Usage:

create-icons logo.svg --mode traditional

Generated Files

Traditional Mode generates these files in your output directory:

/public/
  ├── favicon.ico              (32×32)
  ├── icon.svg                 (scalable)
  ├── icon-192.png             (192×192)
  ├── icon-512.png             (512×512)
  ├── apple-touch-icon.png     (180×180)
  ├── icon-maskable.png        (512×512, with padding)
  ├── safari-pinned-tab.svg    (monochrome)
  └── site.webmanifest         (PWA manifest)

/  (project root)
  └── icon-integration-guide.txt  (HTML snippet to copy)

Next.js App Router Mode generates these files in your app directory:

/app/  (or /src/app/)
  ├── favicon.ico              (32×32)
  ├── icon.png                 (512×512, auto-linked)
  ├── icon.svg                 (scalable, auto-linked)
  ├── apple-icon.png           (180×180, auto-linked)
  └── apple-touch-icon.png     (180×180, compatibility)

/  (project root)
  └── icon-integration-guide.txt  (integration instructions)

Framework Detection

The tool automatically detects your framework and uses the correct output directory and mode:

Framework	Config File	Default Mode	Output Directory
Next.js (App Router)	`next.config.js` + `app/`	`nextjs`	`app/`
Next.js (Pages)	`next.config.js`	`traditional`	`public/`
Astro	`astro.config.mjs`	`traditional`	`public/`
SvelteKit	`svelte.config.js`	`traditional`	`static/`
Remix	`remix.config.js`	`traditional`	`public/`
Vite	`vite.config.js`	`traditional`	`public/`
Default	None detected	`traditional`	`public/`

HTML Integration

Next.js App Router (Auto-Linked)

No manual HTML needed! Next.js automatically generates these tags:

<link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico" sizes="any" />
<link rel="icon" href="/icon.png" type="image/png" sizes="512x512" />
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="/apple-icon.png" />
<link rel="icon" href="/icon.svg" type="image/svg+xml" />

Traditional Mode (Manual Integration)

After generation, copy the contents of icon-integration-guide.txt to your HTML <head>:

<!-- Favicon (modern + fallback) -->
<link rel="icon" href="/icon.svg" type="image/svg+xml">
<link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico" sizes="any">

<!-- Apple Touch Icon -->
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="/apple-touch-icon.png">

<!-- Web App Manifest (PWA) -->
<link rel="manifest" href="/site.webmanifest">

<!-- Safari Pinned Tab -->
<link rel="mask-icon" href="/safari-pinned-tab.svg" color="#5bbad5">

AI Assistant Integration

After generation, the tool provides an AI-ready prompt you can use with Claude, ChatGPT, or other assistants to verify your setup:

I generated web app icons in the [directory] for this [framework] app.
Please read the integration guide at icon-integration-guide.txt and verify
that all icon files are correctly placed and properly integrated.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or higher
Source image in SVG, PNG, or JPG format
For best results, use square SVG with transparent background

Supported Input Formats

.svg – Recommended (scalable, generates all files)
.png – Good (generates raster icons, SVG files need manual creation)
.jpg/.jpeg – Acceptable (generates raster icons, SVG files need manual creation)

How It Works

Looks for app-icon.svg or app-icon.png in current directory (or uses provided path)
Detects your framework (Next.js, Astro, etc.) and determines the best generation mode
Auto-selects mode: Next.js App Router → nextjs mode, others → traditional mode
Converts & resizes your source image to all required sizes for the selected mode
Generates maskable icon with proper 20% safe zone padding (traditional mode)
Creates monochrome SVG for Safari pinned tabs (SVG sources only, traditional mode)
Generates manifest with correct icon references (traditional mode)
Outputs integration guide in html-snippet.txt

Why This Tool?

Most icon generators are:

❌ Outdated (generate 30+ unnecessary files)
❌ Online-only (require uploading your logo)
❌ Not framework-aware (manual directory setup)
❌ Missing modern features (maskable icons, SVG favicons)
❌ Don't support Next.js App Router conventions

This tool:

✅ Generates only what you need (2025 standards)
✅ Works offline (CLI-based)
✅ Auto-detects your framework
✅ Includes modern PWA features
✅ Supports Next.js App Router with zero-config auto-linking
✅ Dual-mode support: traditional web apps + Next.js

Examples

Example 1: Zero Config (Recommended)

cd my-nextjs-app
# Create app-icon.svg in the project root
create-icons
# ✓ Found app-icon.svg in current directory
# ✓ Detected Next.js → using public/ directory
# ✨ Success! Generated 8 files

Example 2: Next.js Project with Custom Path

cd my-nextjs-app
create-icons assets/logo.svg
# ✓ Detected Next.js → using public/ directory
# ✨ Success! Generated 8 files

Example 3: Custom Output

create-icons assets/brand.svg --output static/icons
# Generated icons in static/icons/

Example 4: Brand Color

create-icons logo.svg --color "#ff6b35"
# Safari pinned tab will use #ff6b35

Browser Support

File	Supported Browsers
`favicon.ico`	All browsers (legacy fallback)
`icon.svg`	Chrome 80+, Firefox 41+, Safari 9+
`apple-touch-icon.png`	iOS Safari, macOS Safari
`icon-192.png`, `icon-512.png`	Chrome/Edge (PWA), Android
`icon-maskable.png`	Android 13+ (adaptive icons)
`safari-pinned-tab.svg`	Safari 9+ (pinned tabs)

Troubleshooting

"Source file not found"

Ensure the path to your source image is correct
Use relative or absolute paths: ./logo.svg or /Users/you/project/logo.svg

"Invalid file format"

Only SVG, PNG, and JPG are supported
Convert other formats (WebP, GIF) to PNG first

Icons not displaying

Ensure files are at domain root (https://yourdomain.com/favicon.ico)
Check HTML <head> tags are present
Clear browser cache (hard refresh: Cmd+Shift+R / Ctrl+Shift+R)

MCP Server & Claude Desktop

This package includes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for integration with Claude Desktop. 4 tools available for complete icon workflows.

Quick Setup

Add to your Claude Desktop config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "web-icons": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp", "--mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Available Tools

generate_web_icons - Generate icons + manifest from any source image
auto_generate_icons - Zero-config generation (finds app-icon.svg/png)
check_icons_status - Audit which icons exist/missing
integrate_icons_html - Automatically add icon tags to HTML files

Usage with Claude

Ask Claude to help with icons:

"Generate web icons for my Next.js project"
"Check if my project has all required icons"
"Create icons from logo.svg and add them to my HTML"
"Add icon tags to my index.html file"

See MCP-TOOLS.md for detailed tool reference.

See MCP.md for complete documentation.

Development

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/entro314-labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp.git
cd web-icons-generator-cli-mcp

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build
npm run build

# Test CLI
npm link
web-icons-generator-cli-mcp test.svg

# Test MCP server
web-icons-generator-cli-mcp --mcp


## License

MIT

## Credits

Built with:
- [sharp](https://sharp.pixelplumbing.com/) – High-performance image processing
- [commander](https://github.com/tj/commander.js) – CLI framework
- [ora](https://github.com/sindresorhus/ora) – Elegant terminal spinners
- [chalk](https://github.com/chalk/chalk) – Terminal styling
- [prompts](https://github.com/terkelg/prompts) – Interactive prompts

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Made with ❤️ for modern web developers who want simple, correct icon generation.

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Web Icons Generator CLI MCP

README

@entro314labs/web-icons-generator-cli-mcp 🎨

Features

Installation

Usage

Zero Config (Recommended)

Basic Usage

Advanced Options

Generation Modes

🚀 Next.js App Router Mode (--mode nextjs)

📁 Traditional Mode (--mode traditional)

Generated Files

Generated Files

Framework Detection

HTML Integration

Next.js App Router (Auto-Linked)

Traditional Mode (Manual Integration)

AI Assistant Integration

Requirements

Supported Input Formats

How It Works

Why This Tool?

Examples

Example 1: Zero Config (Recommended)

Example 2: Next.js Project with Custom Path

Example 3: Custom Output

Example 4: Brand Color

Browser Support

Troubleshooting

"Source file not found"

"Invalid file format"

Icons not displaying

MCP Server & Claude Desktop

Quick Setup

Available Tools

Usage with Claude

Development

Recommended Servers

🚀 Next.js App Router Mode (`--mode nextjs`)

📁 Traditional Mode (`--mode traditional`)