“ LaunchBackgroundColor” and “ LaunchImage” are assets added in a previous steps. And then set the appearance of our new splash screen using “ Launch Screen” key.To do that, delete the “ Launch screen interface file base name” key. Next, we have to remove information about using the storyboard as our splash screen in ist file.Add AssetImage as in the 2nd step for Storyboard.We are able to define different colors for light and dark themes. Then, add New Color Set inside Assets.xcassets.Remove LaunchScreen.storyboard file using Xcode (it is important to use Xcode to remove all dependencies to that file).The second approach uses ist file (Information Property List). TIP 1: If you can’t see changes to your splash screen, try to delete the app from the phone/simulator, restart the phone/simulator, go to Xcode→Product→Clean Build Folder. Our splash screen should appear after building the app. Then, we need to set a background color in LaunchScreen.storyboard as in the image below.

As you can see in the image below, we need to provide 3 different resolutions of an icon: 1x, 2x and 3x (more details here)

Then, we need to add AssetImage, which is going to be our icon on the splash screen.

Being in the main directory of the project, we can do that using open ios/Runner.xcworkspace command.

First of all, we need to open our project in Xcode.

We are able to set a splash screen for iOS in two ways.

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