Invalid Image Path - No Image Found at the Path. Cfbundleicons Xcode 5

Invalid Image Path - No image found at the path referenced under key 'CFBundleIcons':'AppIcon20x20'

you can simply create your app icons asset using https://makeappicon.com/. You have to supply a 1536x1536px image for the best result. It will automatically create all the app icons for your project

Also please refer to the following:-

• Check the icon file's name is exactly same as the name in your info.plist. It's fine while running debug mode though, It doesn't work while you upload/ validate the build.

• Please check your app's bundle identifier is correct.

ERROR ITMS-90032:Invalid Image Path - No image found at the path referenced under key 'CFBundleIcons':AppIcon40x40

I have found out the solution to this post and here I am going to explain it how I could solve this issue.

1) Remove all the app icons from the Images.Xcassets folder and add them into your main bundle. Shown in the figure below.

2) Go to info plist and add "Icon files(iOS 5)" dictionary and add the app icon names under the strings(name of the once you are using in your app). Its shown in the figure below. Make sure that the images are png files. And you will be done wit this.Thanks

Invalid Image Path - No image found at the path. CFBundleIcons Xcode 5

Make sure that this image is a members of target you are building:

Also be aware that names are case sensitive.

1. Click on the affected image in the Project Navigator
2. In the utilities window, click the "Show the File Inspector" icon.
3. Ensure the "Target Membership" app name has "v" next to it.
4. Rebuild and archive.

Xcode 5: Invalid image path CFBundleIcons

Can you try removing the icon from the project and adding them again? Then try to use the name without .png.

Sometimes Xcode can't see the changes if you modify the file in Finder.

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