Google play console publish

Google play console publish
Publishing an app on the Google Play Store through the Google Play Console involves several steps. Here’s a simplified guide to help you through the process:

1. Create a Developer Account
Sign up at the Google Play Console.
There's a one-time registration fee of $25.
Complete the account setup with your details and payment information.

2. Prepare Your App for Release
Ensure your app meets Google Play’s policies and guidelines.
Test your app thoroughly for any bugs and performance issues.
Ensure your app is signed with a release key (using Android Studio or a command-line tool).

3. Upload Your App
In the Play Console, click “Create app” and provide the app’s details:
App Name
Default Language
App or Game
Free or Paid
After that, go to the App Bundle or APK section to upload your app’s APK or Android App Bundle (AAB).

4. Set Up Store Listing
Fill in the required fields:
App title
Short and full description
Screenshots (various device sizes)
Feature graphic
App icon (512x512)
Provide detailed information about the app such as category, contact details, privacy policy, etc.

5. Set Up Content Rating
You’ll need to fill out a content rating questionnaire. This will assign an age rating to your app based on its content.

6. Set Up Pricing & Distribution
Choose if your app will be Free or Paid.
Select the countries you want to distribute your app in.
Enable or disable distribution on Android TV, tablets, and Wear OS devices, depending on compatibility.

7. Review & Publish
Go through all the sections and make sure no warnings or errors are present.
Once everything is complete, click the "Publish" button. Google will review your app, which can take several days.