Open the Amazon Developer registration page.
Click "Create Developer Account"

Enter the necessary information to register an account. Afterwards, click "My Apps" under "Apps & Services" at the top of the page.

Click "Add New App" and select Android.

Enter the name of your app, the category and company and contact information.

Click "Save"

Now just work through all the tabs until they all have the green check. You can find tips for each section below.

- General Information
- You can leave the App SKU field empty.
- Availability & Pricing
- You can leave the publishing date field empty to publish the app as soon as possible.
- Description
- For the "Product feature bullets" list features of your website, one per line.
- Images & Multimedia
- You can download your app icon here.
- You can download a promotional image here.
- Screenshots:
- You can take screenshots with the 7 Inch tablet here.
- If you'd like to edit your screenshots, we recommend that you check out our guide on taking and editing screenshots.
- Content Rating
- For the target audience, simply pick the age of your typical user.
- Don't forget to enter your website's privacy policy at the bottom.
- APK Files
- Keep "Apply Amazon DRM" disabled.
- Download the .apk file for your app and upload it to Amazon.
- For "Language Support" select the languages your website supports.
- If your website has an account system, you need to provide a test account to the app reviewers so they can access and test all parts of your app.
- A test account is necessary even if just a small part of your app/website requires logging in.
- The test account credentials must work to log in on your website. It's not your webtoapp.design, Google or Apple account details.
- The test account doesn't need to have any special admin permissions. Just a regular user account for your website.
- The test account should have a username and password consisting only of letters and numbers that are easy to type. If you include special characters like "*", the app reviewers might not be able to log in.
Please double-check that the test account you provided works. If the app reviewers can't log in with it, your app will be rejected. - Tick the "Export Compliance" checkbox. More information on export compliance
- Most likely you don't need the "Amazon Maps Redirection" even if your website uses Google maps.
Click "Submit App" at the top right.

That's it, now you just need to wait for Amazon to review your app and then it will get published. It usually takes just a few days.
Want to publish your app in other app stores too? Check out our app store overview that links to all our app publishing guides.
