Ошибка could not load image from

asked Jul 3, 2015 at 5:14

1. Select your image(s) in Project Navigator.
2. Open the File Inspector.
3. Make sure you have the target selected.

answered Oct 12, 2017 at 22:45

I had the same issue when I Refactor to Storyboard. Apparently the Asset catalog does not transfer the image reference. To fix, see below:

You would notice that your ImageViews is empty from reference.

1 — Click on the ImageView

2 Go to the Utilities bar where you would see you asset image is unknown

3 — Change it back to you image asset

This should fix your error. Hope this helps!

answered Jan 2, 2016 at 23:13

There might be many reasons of this error. To fix this issue you can just follow below given step:

1. Go to product menu of the Xcode, select clean.
2. If still you are getting the error, then remove the images from your project and again add the images to your project.
3. while adding image into the project, make sure that you have selected the Project name inside the «Add to targets«. And also enable the «Copy items if needed«.

Please Refer below image for better understanding:

answered Jul 8, 2015 at 7:26

answered Jul 3, 2015 at 6:18

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Xcode9 beta2 release note:

Jpeg assets in asset catalogs are not found on iOS 10 or earlier for apps built with Xcode 9. APIcalls for accessing the image such as UIImage.imageNamed: return nil. (32524123)

Workaround: Use png resources or limit app testing to devices running iOS 11 or later.

Xcode9 beta3 release note:

Jpeg assets in asset catalogs are found on iOS 10 or earlier for apps built with Xcode 9.(32524123)

For those that are getting this error while developing a cocoapod

I was trying to use an image from my pod’s bundle, thats inside a .xcassets file, in the storyboard. It would show fine in the storyboard but when i ran the app it would crash saying it cant find the resource.

I changed my podspec to include s.resources as well as s.resource_bundles

s.resource_bundles = {
  'SDKRes' => ['SDK/Assets/*']
}

s.resources = ['SDK/Assets/*.{xcassets}']

Then it was able to load the resource properly from the storyboard

answered Mar 24, 2020 at 14:43

answered Jul 3, 2015 at 6:12

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I got the same error message (in XCode 8), even though the app ran fine (in the simulator and on the device).

I found the problem: In my storyboard, using the document outline pane, I clicked through every single UIImage, and looking at the attributes inspector for each UIImage — in the Image View section — found that one UIImage had a blank file name (instead of the .png file name containing the image). Reselecting the .png file name from the dropdown box fixed the error message.

answered Sep 17, 2017 at 9:30

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answered Jul 3, 2019 at 7:02

Look into storyboard file you’ll see a question mark icon on any of the imageView (as shown in screenshot below) or UIButton image.
Just correct it and the warning will be gone.

Hope this helps

answered Feb 26, 2020 at 9:44

My guess is that you have an image in the Project Setting->Build Phases->Copy Bundle Resources which loses its reference and appears in Red text color. Remove this image from there and re-add.

This happens often due to relocate the image file after adding into project where image was added as a reference instead of a copy.

May be this can fix your issue.

answered Jul 3, 2015 at 6:05

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