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# Push Icon

### Step 1: Create the Icon

* Design your icon according to the standards provided in [this link](https://developer.android.com/studio/write/create-app-icons#create-notification).
* Ensure the icon meets the required specifications for visibility and quality.

### Step 2: Upload the Icon

* Go to the **Developer > App Info** page in your app's settings.
* Enter the file name of the icon in the designated field.
* Add the icon file to your project.

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### Step 3: Enable Custom Push Icon

* When setting up a push notification campaign, navigate to the **"What"** step.
* Turn on the **"Custom Push Icon"** option.
* Select the custom icon you uploaded from the **Developer > App Info** settings.

{% hint style="info" %}
**If the Custom Push Icon option is turned off:**

If the **"Custom Push Icon"** option is turned off, the system will use the **default notification icon** for your push notifications.
{% endhint %}

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### Using White or Shadow Icons

A white or shadow icon is required when the default icon is not visible on certain Android devices or backgrounds.

**How to Implement:**

* Design a white or shadow version of your icon.
* Upload this icon specifically for Android in the **Developer > App Info** settings.
* Ensure the icon is selected when sending push notifications to guarantee proper visibility.


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