How to export an Android Studio project as a zip file?

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Export an Android Studio project as a ZIP file

Starting with the Android Studio 3.0, you can use File | Export to Zip File... to export your project to zip or HTML easily. There is also a great advantage of exporting the project as a zip file, that is, it exports in very small size mostly in KBs.

STEPS: Follow these steps to export your project in zip format:

Step 1: Create a new project OR Open your project

How to export an Android Studio project as a zip file?

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Step 2: From the Top menu Click File and then click Export to Zip File (Android Studio below 4.1)

How to export an Android Studio project as a zip file?

Step 2: From the Top menu click File > Manage IDE Settings > Export to Zip File (Android Studio 4.1 and above)



Step 3: Choose/browse the directory/folder where you want to save the project as zip file, change the name if you want and click OK button.

How to export an Android Studio project as a zip file?

That's it, your project is now saved as zip file.

Comments

  1. Indicator VeritatisNovember 29, 2020

    Unfortunately, Export to Zip no longer can be found on the File Menu. Not even under its submenu, Export, which only supports exporting files to HTML. Was this option removed or just put in an obscure place for version 4.1.1 of Android Studio?

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    1. Atif PervaizDecember 01, 2020

      There is a new method to do that in Android Studio 4.1 and above.
      File > Manage IDE Settings > Export to Zip File

      Delete
    2. Atif PervaizDecember 01, 2020

      I've updated post with new method 💡

      Delete

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