google/bundletool

Bundletool is a command-line tool to manipulate Android App Bundles

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Added to GitGenius on September 17th, 2026
Created on May 4th, 2018
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Bundletool is a command-line tool for manipulating Android App Bundles.

Android App Bundles are a publishing format that allows developers to upload a single artifact to Google Play, which then generates optimized APKs for different device configurations. Bundletool solves the problem of testing and validating these bundles before submission and managing their conversion into installable APKs. The tool works by providing commands to build bundles from module configurations, generate APKs for specific device configurations, and validate bundle structure and content.

Developers working with Android App Bundles should use bundletool when they need to test how their app will be split across different devices before publishing to Google Play, or when they want to generate APKs locally for testing on specific device configurations. It is essential for teams that want to verify bundle integrity and understand how their app will be optimized for different screen sizes, architectures, and feature sets. The tool is particularly valuable for developers who want to avoid surprises during the Play Store publishing process by validating their bundles locally first.

The project maintains steady development activity with regular updates addressing Android ecosystem changes. The codebase receives consistent attention to keep pace with new Android features and tooling requirements. Development focuses on ensuring the tool remains compatible with current Android development practices and Google Play requirements.