How to change the name of an iOS app?

Question

I began an iPhone project the other day with a silly development code name, and now I want to change the name of the project since it\'s nearly finished.

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Answer 1

This is how I changed in Xcode 4:

1. Click on your Target file (First Main file of the application).
2. Go to Build Settings.
3. Scroll down you will find a bar called "Packaging".
4. Under Packaging you will see Product Name, you can change project name.

Answer 2

In Target>Build Setting>Product name field you can edit that field here.

Answer 3

Easiest way: select the TARGET name, double click on it, rename. You'll see your app's new name underneath the icon on your device or Simulator.

Answer 4

A note on the bundle display name -- this is the right way to change the name in your app menu, but you'll likely have to reset content and settings in your iOS simulator before you see the change actually take effect.

Answer 5

Using Javier's approach to rename my app works perfectly. There is just one small bit missing in the end that I wanted add.

I still ended up getting a Mach-O Linker Error after a Clean and Rebuild. To resolve this; select yourProject(in the Project Navigator) > under Targets select yourProjectTests(the test target) > under the General tab, update the Host Application's value to the newly renamed project.

Answer 6

In Xcode 4 search for "Product Name" under "Build Settings" tab of the target.