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

I got this error; all my images were correctly located in the Images.xcassets folder, and it compiled, verified and ran OK on my development system. So I just deleted the bad key from the <project name>-Info.plist file.

Then the upload to the app store went without complaint. YMMV.

Error ITMS-90032


I had a similar issue when submitting my app. Same message except it was AppIcon120x120. The problem being on the new xcasset layout there is a new CarPlay icon for iOS8. Clearing that icon fixed it, which I filled in out of habit. Here is where I found the answer. 90032 invalid image problem.


I got the same error when I submitted my app with a watchkit extension. This is the solution that worked for me :

  1. Deleted the AppIcon Image set from my Xcode project Images.xcassets with all the icons that I added.
  2. Then recreate the AppIcon Image set from + button below when you select the Images.xcassets file. You can do this by clicking the plus button then select New App Icon.
  3. A new AppIcon Image set will be created. Now, add all the required icons that you app support.Make sure they are in the PNG-24 format.
  4. Finally, I selected my app name Target and under General tab I scrolled down to the section App Icons and Lunch Images and selected the newly created AppIcon images set in the App Icons Source
  5. Clean your project and rebuild. This solution worked for me and removed the errors.

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