Retina compatibility question: Can I add @2x to my own images for retina compatibility?

Yes, of course. If you display a myimage. Png in your app, you may add a retina ready myimage@2x.

Png so it is shown on retina devices See this guide for further information.

Yes, of course. If you display a myimage. Png in your app, you may add a retina ready myimage@2x.

Png, so it is shown on retina devices. See this guide for further information.

Apple updated their URL scheme, the guide is now located here: developer.apple. Com/library/ios/documentation/2DDrawing/… – DASKAjA Nov 27 '10 at 23:14 I updated my answer, thank you! – Phlibbo Jan 9 at 21:52.

From the documentation: The bundle- and image-loading routines automatically look for image files with the @2x string when the underlying device has a high-resolution screen. So using for example UIImage imageNamed:@"MyImage. Png" will automatically look for MyImage@2x.

Png when running on a device with retina display.

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