This plugin consists of three main features. You can access them by right-clicking anywhere, but not on a file, inside an Android (library) module under New.

You are able to select the asset, specify your color, change the target resource name and select all the resolutions you want to import.

All the missing folders will be created automatically. If there are already drawables with the same name, you will be warned.

You can even search for your desired asset.

Currently Material Icons 2.0 is not supported, but it will be added soon.

You can download AndroidIcons here and Material Icons here for free.

Select an asset and specify the source resolution. You can change the source size of the image as well. Specify all resolutions, to which the drawable should be resized to.

This also works with 9-Patch-Images. But take care: sometimes it's necessary to remove / add about one "pixel" in the 9-Patch-Editor. But just try it :)

Ever got a zip with drawables for your Android project by your designer with the following structure?

  root/
       ./drawable_ldpi.png
       ./drawable_mdpi.png
       ./drawable_hdpi.png
       ./drawable_xhdpi.png

No problem! Now you can just select for every resolution a different asset, specify one name for them, and the rest is done by the plugin.

Hint: When you select an asset, you can also just drag a file from your finder / explorer to the text field and drop it there.

Step 1:

Open IntelliJ and click on the Configure button on the welcome screen.

Then click on the Plugins button to open the Plugins dialog.

If your IntelliJ is already opened or was closed with an open project, go to the Settings in the File menu on Windows or the Preferences.. in the IntelliJ IDEA menu. Select the Plugins option on the left pane.

Step 2:

Click on the Browse repositories... button.

Step 3:

Search for Android Drawable Importer and select the plugin from the list. Click on the Install Plugin button and verify the selection by pressing Yes afterwards.

Step 4:

Afterwards click on the Close button. If IntelliJ asks you to restart, allow it.

1. Clone git clone git@github.com:winterDroid/android-drawable-importer-intellij-plugin.git
2. Run Gradle Wrapper In project root. ./gradlew runIdea

1. Fork it
2. Checkout develop branch git checkout develop && git pull
3. Create your feature branch git checkout -b my-new-feature
4. Commit your changes git commit -am 'Add some feature'
5. Squash all commits in your branch together git rebase -i develop
6. Push to the branch git push origin my-new-feature
7. Create new Pull Request

Copyright 2014 Marc Prengemann

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