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# Submit Your App to Production

## Before You Begin

* Ensure you are logged into the Google account associated with your Google Developer Account
* Ensure you have uploaded all the information in the Google Play Console. If not, please check the [Setup Your App On Google Play Store](/publish-apps/publishing-to-the-google-play-store/setup-your-app-on-google-play-store.md) guide first.

## Walkthrough

**1.)** Open the [Google Play Console](https://play.google.com/console/u/0/developers) in a new browser tab and choose the app you want to update the Store listing for.

**2.)** In the left-hand menu, click on the **Production.**

**3.)** Click **Create New Release**. Upload your android **.aab** build file.

![Create production release page in the Google Play Console with Production selected under Release in the left menu. An App integrity section confirms Releases signed by Google Play, and an App bundles panel shows a drop zone reading Drop app bundles here to upload with Upload and Add from library links. Review release, Save and Discard changes buttons are at the bottom.](/files/iuSCTa9pxSLvbA5oawQP)

**4.)** Give your release a name. This name is only visible to you and is usually automatically filled when you upload your build file. You can also add notes about new features or bug fixes in the **Release Notes** section. When you're done editing, click **Save**.

![Animation showing a release name and release notes being entered in the Google Play Console release details form.](/files/hgmSRiUbN9U8P0bmA6qi)

**5.)** When you're ready release to the users, click **Review Release**, then **Start Rollout to Production**, then click **Rollout**.