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I have a vector graphics .svg to create a image for iPhone. I know I can’t use a .svg directly to iPhone because cocoa touch don’t render it (maybe with others libs).
So, I have to convert the image for a format to use in iPhone. So, what is the best format to have the best quality in iPhone? I will create image for Retina (2x) and for normal.
Is it .png the best choice? Any idea?
PNG is definitely the best choice as it’s the de-facto standard on iOS. The SDK processes PNGs in build phase and they can be loaded into memory directly. So they’re super fast. You need to have normal PNGs and @2x to support retina display.