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Introduction to app accessibility
Accessibility refers to the design of products, devices, services, and environments that work for everyone. Designing for accessibility is about designing for users with a wide range of abilities so that everyone can navigate, understand, and use your ...
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Understanding App Signing by Google Play
Each app release is digitally signed with the same secret cryptographic key. When an Android device receives an app update, before updating it, the platform checks if the digital signature matches the version of the app that’s currently on the...
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Increase discovery with Google Play Instant
Google Play Instant provides rich, native experiences at the tap of a button or web link. People can experience your app without upfront installation, which opens up a higher level and quality of engagement. By creating an instant app or...
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Deliver functionality on demand with dynamic features
With dynamic feature modules, you can reduce your app’s initial installation size and load functionality incrementally when it’s needed. Dynamic features are installed on demand after the initial installation to provide additional functionality...
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Make the most of the Android App Bundle and dynamic delivery
With Android App Bundles, you can significantly reduce the size of your apps while simplifying your release process. By using an Android App Bundle, you manage a single artifact that includes all of your app's compiled code, resources, and native...
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Support your app's users
To create the best experience for your users, we recommend providing comprehensive support resources for each of your apps.
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Manage orders
Using the Play Console, you can view your app’s orders, issue refunds, and manage subscription cancellations for items that your users purchase. In this course, you’ll learn how to find and manage orders to provide support for your users.
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Play Console basics
Learn how to use the Google Play Console to upload an Android app or game, create a store listing, and hit publish to reach an audience on Google Play. This path will provide an overview of critical Play Console features and point...
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Grow your subscription business
After you invest time into adding subscriptions to your app, it’s important to keep your app fresh with monetization options that appeal to both new and existing users. By using features available on the Play Console, that help you analyze...
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Google Play developer account basics
To start publishing apps on Google Play, you need a Google Play developer account. In this course, you'll learn how to set up a Google Play developer account, manage preferences and information within the Play Console, and keep your account...
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Grow your skills at your own pace
In addition to support for specific issues, Google offers resources to help you learn fundamental skills at your own pace. Whether you're an experienced developer or just getting started, we can point you to training that will help you develop...
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An introduction to LiveOps
By combining in-game content, events, and sales, you can build a long-term engagement and monetization strategy that leads to a healthy and sustainable lifetime value.
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Understand how Google Play supports you
As a Google Play developer, you can access a number of services and support channels. You will learn how to engage with Google Play when you have questions or concerns about your app, the Play Console, or other programs.
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Introduction to Android vitals
A better user experience, higher ratings, and more retained installers can all be driven by improving your app’s performance. Using technical performance information from Android vitals on the Play Console, you can focus on the right opportunities for ...
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Set up a managed product
After you have a monetization strategy, it’s time to deploy it in your app. You can easily configure managed products on the Play Console, and then test them using a test account.
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Earn revenue with a flexible monetization strategy
There are multiple monetization options available on Google Play. Learn about the options available to you and how you can combine them to create a strategy that maximizes your app’s revenue.
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Fix common account issues
If you ever need help accessing your developer account, closing your account, or changing your account information, it helps to have a plan.
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Subscription model for games
Subscriptions offer a great business model that provides mutual benefits to both you and your subscribers. In this course, we’ll look at examples of how a subscription model can be applied to games and the best practices to determine what’s...
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Engage with user feedback to improve your app
With the Play Console, you can see an overview of your app’s ratings, individual user reviews, and clustered data about your app’s reviews.Users can rate your app on Google Play with a star rating and review. Users can only rate...
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Manage countries where your app is available
Google Play is available in more than 140 countries for distribution to Google Play users, and you can select where you want to make your app available. The Play Console also supports flexible app testing targeted to users in specific...
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Evaluate your revenue
Using the Play Console, you can review your app’s financial data to see how your sales, in-app products, and subscriptions perform over time. Revenue data is based on estimated sales (amounts paid by buyers, including tax.)
