Submit Your Android App Update for Review

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This guide is part of the app publishing process. You should only complete it when asked to in the app publishing timeline.

In this guide we'll go over every step needed to upload a new version of your app to the Play Store.

Open the Google Play Console.

Select your app.

Click "Production" on the left

Click "Create new release" at the top right.

Download your app as an .aab file

Upload the .aab file you just downloaded in the Google Play Console.

After uploading the file you should see something like this screenshot.

If you see the error message "Version code x has already been used. Try another version code.", please reload the page and instead of uploading the app bundle again, click "Add from library" and select it there.

Enter a description for the app release, for example "Small bug fixes and design improvements.".

Click "Save" at the bottom.

Click "Review release" at the bottom right.

If there's a warning about "native code", you can safely ignore that.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and set the rollout percentage to 100.

Click "Start rollout to Production" and confirm it if a dialog pops up.

Click "Dashboard" in the menu on the left.

If it says "In review", you're done, you just need to wait for the update to get reviewed by Google. If it only says "Ready to send for review", your update is not being reviewed yet.

In that case, click "Go to Publishing overview".

There you can then click "Send for review".

That's it! Your app update will be reviewed by Google now. The update should become available for download after at most a couple of days, but usually it takes just a few hours.

How to Send Your App Update to Google for Review