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Asked: 2026-06-11T18:21:15+00:00

I’ve just realised that I’ve created my app ID bundle indentifier with a lower

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I’ve just realised that I’ve created my app ID bundle indentifier with a lower case name, and I’ve set up my xcode project with the same name but with the first 2 letters in upper case, so for example my bundle indentifier is something like

com.mysite.my-game

But my xcode project name is…

My-Game

So I think xcode has used that to create my bundle indentifier, and the bundle indentifier is…

com.mysite.My-Game

So first question is, does it make any difference?

2nd question is, if it does, how do I change the project name/bundle indentifier in xcode to be…

my-game

i’e the same as the app ID version?

and 3rd, what name is going to be displayed when the game is live on the app store, because I would actually prefer…

My-Game
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  1. Editorial Team

    So first question is, does it make any difference?

    Yes it does.

    2nd question is, if it does, how do I change the project name/bundle
    indentifier in xcode to be…

    Simply edit your info.plist file, edit the Bundle identifier entry by removing the default containing ${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier} and enter the correct one you need.

    In case you wish to keep Xcode generating your bundle identifier, change the Product name entry below Packaging within your Build Settings.

    3rd, what name is going to be displayed when the game is live on the
    app store, because I would actually prefer…

    That will be determined once you submit your app. You may freely chose any name within iTunes Connect – no need for it to correlate with Bundle name or Bundle identifier.

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