Getting started with Android
Install dependencies

Android environment setup

To create a Unity application for Android, you must first set up your Unity project to support Android. A Unity project requires the following dependencies to support Android development:

  • The Android Build Support module.
  • The Android Software Development Kit (SDK).
  • The Native Development Kit (NDK).
  • A Java Development Kit. By default, Unity uses OpenJDK.

Before you get started, check Unity’s Android requirements and compatibility documentation to make sure you’re aware of any limitations for developing a Unity application for Android.

Topic Description
Install dependencies Install required dependencies to develop your Android application in Unity.
Supported dependency versions Learn which versions of the Android SDK, NDK, and JDK each version of Unity supports.
Customize dependencies Use custom version of a dependency based on the requirement of your project.
Android External Tools reference Reference documentation for the Android section of External Tools.
Set up the Android SDK Target API Configure the Android SDK Target API level for your application.

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Getting started with Android
Install dependencies