Before you begin
When unsure, choose a universal package. It is usually larger but includes components for multiple device types.
Know the common architectures
Most recent Android phones and tablets use arm64-v8a; older 32-bit devices use armeabi-v7a; x86 and x86_64 are most common in emulators and a few older devices.
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Find the CPU in system information
Open About phone in Settings or use a trusted device-information tool and find CPU ABI, instruction set, or architecture.
TipIf it shows aarch64 or ARMv8, choose arm64-v8a.
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Match the download label
Choose the file that exactly matches the preferred ABI. 64-bit ARM devices often support 32-bit apps, but not the other way around.
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Choose Universal when uncertain
Universal packages contain resources for multiple architectures and offer the broadest compatibility. If parsing fails, check the minimum Android version and file integrity.
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