JavaFX Application Icon

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Is it possible to change the application icon using JavaFX  or does it have to be done using Swing

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you can add it in fxml  Stage level   lt icons gt       lt Image url            my icon png   gt   lt  icons gt

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stage getIcons   add new Image  lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream   icon png        If your icon png is in resources dir and remember to put a     before otherwise it will not work

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If you run the jar file  the code specified by Michael Berry will change the icon in the title bar and in the taskbar  Shortcut icon cannot be changed   If you run a native program compiled with com zenjava  You must add a link to the program icon    lt plugin gt       lt groupId gt com zenjava lt  groupId gt       lt artifactId gt javafx-maven-plugin lt  artifactId gt       lt version gt 8 8 3 lt  version gt       lt configuration gt                   lt bundleArguments gt               lt icon gt   project basedir  src main resources images filename ico lt  icon gt           lt  bundleArguments gt       lt  configuration gt   lt  plugin gt    This will add an icon to the shortcut and taskbar

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I tried this and it works   stage getIcons   add new Image getClass   getResourceAsStream     images icon png

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What do you think about creating new package i e image icons in your src directory and moving there you  png images  Than you just need to write   Image image   new Image   image icons nameOfImage png    primaryStage getIcons   add image     This solution works for me perfectly  but still I m not sure if it s correct  beginner here

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You can easily put icon to your application using this code line  stage getIcons   add new Image  image path

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stage getIcons   add new Image   images logo only png       It is good habit to make images folder in your src folder and get images from it

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stage getIcons   add new Image  lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream   icon png         You can add more than one icon with different sizes using this method The images should be different sizes of the same image and the best size will be chosen  eg  16x16  32 32

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Toggle icons in runtime   In addition to the responses here  I found that once you have assigned an Icon to your application by the first time you cannot toggle it by just adding a new icon to your stage  this would be helpful if you need to toggle the icon of your app from on off enabled disabled     To set a new icon during run time use the getIcons   remove 0  before trying to add a new icon  where 0 is the index of the icon you want to override like is shown here      Setting icon by first time  You can do this on your start method   stage getIcons   add new Image getClass   getResourceAsStream  enabled png         Overriding app icon with a new status  This can be in another method  stage getIcons   remove 0   stage getIcons   add new Image getClass   getResourceAsStream  disabled png        To access the stage from other methods or classes you can create a new static field for stage in you main class so can access it from out of the start   method by encapsulating in on a static method that you can access from anywhere in your app    public class MainApp extends Application       private static Stage stage      public static Stage getStage     return stage          Override public void start Stage primaryStage            stage   primaryStage         stage getIcons   add new Image getClass   getResourceAsStream  enabled png               public class AnotherClass       public void setStageTitle String newTitle            MainApp getStage   setTitle newTitle           MainApp getStage   getIcons   remove 0           MainApp getStage   getIcons   add new Image getClass   getResourceAsStream  disabled png

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If you got Invalid URL or resource not found put your icon png in the  bin  folder in your workspace

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Full program for starters    This program sets icon for StackOverflowIcon   import javafx application Application  import javafx scene Scene  import javafx scene image Image  import javafx scene layout StackPane  import javafx stage Stage   public class StackoverflowIcon extends Application         Override     public void start Stage stage            StackPane root   new StackPane               set icon         stage getIcons   add new Image   path to stackoverflow jpg             stage setTitle  Wow   Stackoverflow Icon            stage setScene new Scene root  300  250            stage show               public static void main String   args            launch args             Output Screnshot       Updated for JavaFX 8   No need to change the code  It still works fine  Tested and verified in Java 1 8 1 8 0 45   Path can be set to local or remote both are supported   stage getIcons   add new Image   path to javaicon png       OR  stage getIcons   add new Image  https   example com javaicon png         Hope it helps  Thanks

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stage getIcons   add new Image ClassLoader getSystemResourceAsStream  images icon png        images folder need to be in Resource folder

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I tried this and it totally works  The code is   stage getIcons   add     new Image         lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream   icon png          icon png is under the same folder as the source files

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I used this in my application  Image icon   new Image getClass   getResourceAsStream  icon png     window getIcons   add icon     Here window is the stage

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Another easy way to insert your own icon on the title bar in JavaFX is to add the image to your primary stage using the following method   Image ico   new Image  resources images iconLogo png    stage getIcons   add ico     Make sure your import javafx scene image Image  if using an ide like netbeans this should be automatically done for you

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If you have have a images folder and the icon is saved in that use this   stage getIcons   add new Image  lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream   images comparison png        and if you are directly using it from your package which is not a good practice use this  stage getIcons   add new Image  lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream  comparison png        and if you have a folder structure and you have your icon inside that use  stage getIcons   add new Image  lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream     images comparison png

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Assuming your stage is  stage  and the file is on the filesystem   stage getIcons   add new Image  file icon png       As per the comment below  if it s wrapped in a containing jar you ll need to use the following approach instead   stage getIcons   add new Image  lt yourclassname gt  class getResourceAsStream  icon png

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