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### APKs with ABI splits
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If you want to reduce the apk sizes you can check how to achieve this in [Android ABI Split article](http://docs.nativescript.org/publishing/android-abi-split.html).
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If you want to reduce the apk sizes you can check how to achieve this in [Android ABI Split article]({% slug android-abi-split %}).
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<h4id="submit-with-the-google-play-developer-console">Submit with the Google Play Developer Console</h4>
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Once you upload your APK, it will go through a review. When approved, you can move it to production to make it available on *Google Play*.
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### Android App Bundle
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If you want to reduce the size of the application download from Google Play Store you can check how to achieve this in [Android App Bundle article](http://docs.nativescript.org/publishing/android-app-bundle.html).
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If you want to reduce the size of the application download from Google Play Store you can check how to achieve this in [Android App Bundle article]({% slug android-app-bundle %}).
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You can perform a full build and produce a signed AAB using the NativeScript CLI:
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