Swimbols 4+

Name: Swimbols
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)
Author: Vaan Corporation

Work swiftly with SF Symbols

Vaan Corporation

- 4.6 • 5 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Swimbols provides a swifty way to work with SF Symbols. Do the searching, designing and then changing symbols all in one place, and take your code with you.

Some prominent features:
- Browse and search SF symbols.
- Add/Remove favorites and list them.
- Select and modify symbols with SwiftUI modifiers.
- See real time preview as you add, edit or delete modifiers.
- Scale your preview to help while designing.
- Change symbol anytime and see live preview with applied modifiers.
- Copy Swift code to use in your SwiftUI and UIKit projects.

Dec 17, 2020

Version 1.0.2

Changes in Version 1.0.2:
- You can now delete all applied modifiers at once, by right clicking any modifier and selecting that option from the menu.
- Bug fixes and performance improvements.

4.6 out of 5

5 Ratings

Everything an SF Symbol App Should Have

The UI is clean, you can copy or share the symbol or it’s name, you can even add modifiers and copy or share the code for SwiftUI for UIKit.

The only reason I rate this 4 instead of 5 stars is it lacks two features. One of which I see as easy to implement as you already have ‘.renderingMode(.original)’ in the code snippet for the multicolor symbols, why not offer a drop down; or include in the modifier tab, a way to switch between others such as monochromatic?

The other feature is my main gripe though as it forces me to lookup every symbol I haven’t used; or don’t use enough to know for sure, in another app. This feature is a little info icon on some of the symbols that provide helpful information.. info such as the ‘pencil.tip.crop.circle.badge.plus’ symbol is actually the Apple Markup symbol, which should come with a hefty warning of "This symbol may not be modified and may only be used to refer to Apple's Markup feature."

Therefore, any symbol I don’t use often has to be looked up elsewhere after using this app. Otherwise I may not realize that’s the icon for Markup and use it for a simple edit name icon in my app.

The developer, Vaan Corporation, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.