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# Submit to Google Play

## 0. Export a Native APK file for Android

If you haven't already, read our guide on [exporting your app for Android](https://app.gitbook.com/intro/export/export-to-android.md).

## 1. Creating a Google Play App

1.1. Log into [Google Developer Console](https://play.google.com/apps/publish/) from your browser

1.2. Click Create Application

![](/files/-MIxukQFaspa_bmBZQl4)

1.3. Select default language and enter title for your app, then click Create

![](/files/-MIxukQGrz_LvpOIahfD)

## 2. Create Your Store Listing

2.1. Click Store listing in the left-side menu

2.2. Fill out Product details form

![](/files/-MIxukQHLlf4u9e-mHNJ)

2.3. Scroll down to the Graphic Assets section, upload screenshots of your app, choose an app icon, feature graphic for your app.

![](/files/-MIxukQITol9AnYVhwCn)

2.4. Select the Application type and Category in the Categorization section, then enter your email in the Contact details section

![](/files/-MIxukQJDLKlMQJz0lcP)

2.5. Scroll down to the Privacy Policy section and provide a URL for the privacy policy of the App.

Your options to host your Privacy Policy for free are:

* Your own website
* [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/)
* [Google Sites](https://sites.google.com)
* A [free blog](http://www.techradar.com/news/the-best-free-blogging-sites)

Privacy Policy templates:

* <https://gist.github.com/alphamu/c42f6c3fce530ca5e804e672fed70d78>
* <http://www.docracy.com/6016/mobile-privacy-policy>

![](/files/-MIxukQK-2ahyse7eeiP)

2.6. Scroll up and click Save Draft

![](/files/-MIxukQLyYFtih_dhas5)

## 3. Upload APK file

3.1. Click App releases in the left-side menu

3.2. Click Manage Production

![](/files/-MIxukQM6M0ET6Gxmnsw)

3.3. Click Create Release

![](/files/-MIxukQNc562aL-O7Mnj)

3.4. Click OPT-OUT

![](/files/-MJ0xf1fgmUO_BUZ7yf3)

3.5. Click Upload APK

![](/files/-MIxukQPp6l_YbcBk_P-)

3.6. Scroll down and enter the Release notes and click Save

![](/files/-MIxukQQWAKV8D3vSY6e)

## 4. Create Content Rating

4.1. Click Content rating in the left-side menu and then click Continue

![](/files/-MIxukQRdfbtOIbeyZYY)

4.2. Enter your email

![](/files/-MIxukQS808ICs1gILiU)

4.3. Select your app category

![](/files/-MIxukQTMOMJ2c_e-zgC)

4.4. Complete the questionnaire

![](/files/-MIxukQUZQOiYZIj6ZqL)

4.5. Click Save questionnaire and then click Calculate Rating

![](/files/-MIxukQVDscgVZGf5Q2R)

4.6. Click Apply Rating

![](/files/-MIxukQW0waHqGU50Wj9)

## 5. Pricing & distribution

5.1. Click Pricing & distribution in the left-side menu

5.2. Select Paid or Free

![](/files/-MIxukQXWOSW8VwJJ-N1)

5.3. Scroll down and select countries

![](/files/-MIxukQYDlcB5n1PrTNw)

5.4. Select Yes or No in the Contains ads section

![](/files/-MIxukQZJUajHU16z1Fk)

5.5. Enable Content guidelines and US export laws

![](/files/-MIxukQ_pTZwSHAX6rhA)

5.6. Scroll to the top of the page and click Save Draft

![](/files/-MIxukQa7zAvpnPJ7gaT)

## 6. Publish

6.1. Click App releases in the left-side menu

6.2. Click Edit Release in the Production section

![](/files/-MIxukQbT4vDuZ7u1Nd9)

6.3. Scroll down and click Review

![](/files/-MIxukQcJOXMV38vTw35)

6.4. Click Start rollout to production

![](/files/-MIxukQdnAqmU5YUadJh)

6.5. You'll see "Pending publication" label

![](/files/-MIxukQeon6OOh6zlOGC)


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