“Your binary is not optimized for iPhone 5” (ITMS-90096) when submitting

Question

this is my first ios app and when i try to submit it to the app store it gives me the ITMS-90096 error.

I think i have already uploaded all the right icons and splash screen images. It says something about the launchimage for 4-inch display on iphone-5 but i have no idea where to add it.

here is my launch image source.

i am fairly new to ios development i have a small android background and the ios process of adding and submitting apps seems quite alien to me.

Answer 1

1. Check all those images are .PNG
2. Put those images at root level of your project
3. Add another splash.png with name "[email protected]" for iPhone 5. Its size should be 640 × 1136 pixel.

Answer 2

Update August 2016

When using Xcode 7+ and targeting iOS 8+ it is recommended to remove the .xib file and create a new LaunchScreen.storyboard by using the given template:

And than setting it in the Project File under App Icons and Launch Images:

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Original October 2015 Answer

So like @Aditya Deshmane I also use .xib file as my "Launch Image".

Adding both Default-568.png and [email protected] to my root directory didn't solve my issue.

I had to add the UILaunchImages key to my Info.plist:

<key>UILaunchImages</key>
<array>
    <dict>
        <key>UILaunchImageName</key>
        <string>Default-568</string>
        <key>UILaunchImageSize</key>
        <string>{320, 568}</string>
    </dict>
</array>

As described here: iOS Key UILaunchImages

Answer 3

Question is already answered and works as well, just adding one more answer as i got similar error in different scenario.

In my case i was using LaunchScreen.xib which is alternative to using splash images.

https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/MobileHIG/LaunchImages.html

As stated in above link "In iOS 8 and later, you can create a XIB or storyboard file instead of a static launch image."

But even after using XIB i got this error.

To solve this i took screenshot of splash from 4 inch device running iOS 8, which was 640 × 1136 pixel. Renamed it to "[email protected]" added it to top level in project bundle.

Reason behind this error could be :

When apple transitioned from 3.5 inch devices to 4.0 devices, this image was compulsory otherwise app used to run in letterbox mode ( On 4 inch devices you will see black bars on top and bottom of application ). So when i tried to run my application on 4 inch device/simulator running iOS 7.1 it was indeed running into letterbox mode ( when i only used .xib based splash ). The moment i added "[email protected]" letterbox mode gone plus apple approved app.

Answer 4

In my case, I don't use LaunchScreen file but had a value in there. Deleting it like this worked:

Answer 5

On Xcode 7 with iOS 9 SDK, if you set 'deployment target' to 8.0 or above, and don't have a asset catalog selected for 'launch images source', then it will work.

Answer 6

I also had a hard time to figure it out. It happened to me after I upgraded XCode into version 7 (iOS 9). Somehow it unassigned launch images and changed Launch Image options with unchecked iPhone Portrait for iOS 6.0 and Prior from the right pane.

After I checked iPhone Portrait it shows assignable iPhone Portrait iOS 5, 6. I just drag & drop images into the proper holders.

Then I archived with this assignment and uploaded binary successfully into app store. I hope this would help.

Answer 7

Try to clear "Launch screen file" at "App icons and Launch images"

Remove the laucnh Screen File: Remove name.

Answer 8

This solution is only for Phonegap + DevExtreme + Visual Studio (Windows):

I struggled for 3 consecutive days to solve this issue. Hope somebody else not have to.

Please follow the below mentioned Steps to resolve the issue:

1. Create a New Solution.
2. Delete all the Files and Folders except the "congif.xml" and Solution File.
3. Copy your existing Files and Folders to the New Solution. DONT COPY THE IMAGES which includes the ICONS AND SPLASH/LAUNCH IMAGES.
4. In the New Solution, add all the Icons and Splash images from fresh.

Build this Solution with proper Distribution Certificate and submit the IPA to App Store. It must solve the "90096" Error.

Thanks.

Answer 9

From iOS9, you should add launch images to your project root, not Images.xcassets folder. And set your launch images in info.plist with key UILaunchImages, for my example:

<key>UILaunchImages</key>
<array>
    <dict>
        <key>UILaunchImageMinimumOSVersion</key>
        <string>7.1</string>
        <key>UILaunchImageName</key>
        <string>iPhone5Portrait</string>
    </dict>
    <dict>
        <key>UILaunchImageMinimumOSVersion</key>
        <string>7.1</string>
        <key>UILaunchImageName</key>
        <string>iPhone6Portrait</string>
    </dict>
</array>

Answer 10

Using XCODE 7.0.1 with an app that did not have the launch images setup. Tried to use the interface to "create" the locations in the .xcassets file, but only created a set with a bad name.

Had to go back to XCODE 6.4 to create the proper locations / set name "LaunchImage" and load the files.

Then back to XCODE 7.0.1 and all seems good.

Looks like there is a bug introduced in XCODE 7.x that will not create the launch image .xcassets correctly.

Answer 11

I've encountered such problem in my project. 1. The problem was using LaunchScreen.Xib without removing the LaunchImages in Images.assets. After delete LaunchImages from Images.assets, uploading is successfully completed. 2. Please set Deployment Target into over 8.0 If you want to deploy 7.0 too, you have to add launchimages.

Answer 12

Similarly to @Sanghoon, when I got this problem it was due to to targeted versions of iOS for which no iPhone Portrait launch image was specified (though it worked fine in XCode 6)

I'm not fond of placing all the launch images in the root folder, image catalogs work more elegantly and you don't have to name the files according to the @2x @3x convention since the image catalog takes care of it.

My full answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/34792891/1014983

Answer 13

If you only support iOS9+ you have to add a LaunchScreen.storyboard (without ViewController)

And reference it in your Target

Answer 14

Just resolved the issue by correcting my Launch screen images. Make sure you have png files as image files.

I had "jpeg" images and converted it directly to ".png" just by changing the name. This was the issue. Used converter application to change the images, and everything worked perfect.

Answer 15

One more thing to check... your image size must be correct. I had a splash screen image named logo_640x1136.png provided by a designer, and I couldn't figure out why I kept getting this error. Finally I checked the image with file (command line). Turns out the image wasn't actually 640x1136. If you don't like the command line, select the image in Finder and press Cmd+I to see the image size under "more info".

Answer 16

I know this doesn't directly answer this question, but for others hopefully this helps: I fixed this by just building for a higher version. In tiapp.xml I added <min-ios-ver>8.0</min-ios-ver> directly under the <ios> tag.

Answer 17

I'm using LaunchScreen and encountered same problem.

Deleting LaunchImage from Assets.xcassets solved issue for me.