Microsoft Teams Icon Generator — Teams App Icons
Free online tool to generate Microsoft Teams app icon sizes. Create color icon 192×192 and outline icon 32×32 for Teams app submissions. 100% client-side.
Why Use This Tool?
Microsoft Teams is the enterprise collaboration platform built into Microsoft 365, with hundreds of millions of users. Building a Teams app requires two icons: a full-color icon for store listings and a simplified outline icon for the Teams sidebar. The safe zone requirement (120px circle within a 192px canvas) is easy to get wrong without the right tool.
Microsoft Teams Icon Size Guide (2026)
| Icon Type | Size (pixels) | Safe Zone | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Color Icon | 192×192 | 120×120 center circle | App store, activity feed |
| Outline Icon | 32×32 | Full canvas | White on transparent, sidebar |
Privacy First — 100% Client-Side
Your images are processed entirely in your browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. Nothing is uploaded to any server. You can verify this by disconnecting from the internet after loading the page — the tool works offline.
Tip: The color icon's safe zone (120×120 centered in 192×192) is critical — Teams rounds the icon to a circle and the corners are cropped. Any content outside the 120px center circle will be clipped. The outer 36px on each side is purely background padding that gets cut away.
Tips for Microsoft Teams Icons
- Color icon safe zone — design the actual logo or symbol to fit within the centered 120×120 circle. The surrounding 36px padding area becomes the rounded background that Teams clips.
- Outline icon must be white on a transparent background, 32×32 pixels. It's a simplified silhouette of your color icon, not a detailed version. Thin lines can disappear at this size — use strokes of at least 2px.
- Background color for color icon — use your brand color as the full background of the 192×192 canvas. Teams applies a circle mask, so the background will show as the icon's surrounding color.
- Package your icons in your
manifest.jsonunder"icons": { "color": "color.png", "outline": "outline.png" }. - Submit through App Studio (now Teams Toolkit) or the Teams Developer Portal (dev.teams.microsoft.com) for validation before publishing.