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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.