> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pixelfork.ai/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Android Studio Project Export

The Android Studio project export gives you the full source code of your game as a native Android project. This is the most advanced export option — built for when you're ready to go beyond what Pixelfork's editor offers and need deeper native integrations.

**How to export**

In the editor, click the **Export** button and select **Android Studio Project**. Pixelfork packages and downloads the complete project folder, which you can open directly in Android Studio on your computer.

**What you get**

Unlike APK and AAB exports which give you a finished file, this export gives you the full underlying project. Inside you'll find everything needed to build, modify, and extend the app natively — including the game's source files, assets, and Android project configuration.

**What you can do with it**

Once inside Android Studio, you can add integrations that aren't available inside the Pixelfork editor:

* **In-app purchases** — monetize your game with paid items or currency
* **Ads** — integrate ad networks like AdMob directly into your game
* **Google Play Games Services** — add leaderboards, achievements, and cloud saves
* **Any native Android SDK** — push notifications, analytics, deep links, and more

**Who this is for**

This export is aimed at developers or studios who want to use Pixelfork to rapidly build and iterate on a game, then take the output into a professional development environment to polish and ship it. It bridges the gap between AI-generated prototype and production-ready app.