You can convert any responsive website to an APK. This includes WordPress sites, Shopify stores, blogs, web apps, and more. The website should be mobile-friendly for the best user experience.

Yes! You can upload your own app icon (512x512 PNG recommended) and splash screen. You can also customize colors, app name, and other branding elements to match your brand identity.

Yes, you can enable offline mode which caches visited pages. Users can access previously loaded content without internet. Note that dynamic content still requires an internet connection.

APKSho supports Google AdMob integration. Simply create an AdMob account, get your App ID and Ad Unit IDs, and enter them in the monetization section of the builder. We support banner, interstitial, and rewarded ads.

Currently, we support Google AdMob which is the most popular mobile ad network. AdMob supports various ad formats including banner ads, interstitial ads, rewarded video ads, and native ads.

Yes! APKs created with APKSho are compatible with Google Play Store. You'll need a Google Play Developer account ($25 one-time fee) and must comply with Google's policies. We provide guidance on the publishing process.

For Play Store publishing, you need a signed release APK. We provide options to generate a keystore or use Google Play App Signing. See our publishing guide for detailed instructions.

You can choose the minimum Android version from Android 5.0 (API 21) to Android 12 (API 31). We recommend Android 7.0+ (API 24) for the best compatibility. The app targets the latest Android SDK.

You can enable various permissions including: Internet, Camera, Location, Storage, Microphone, Contacts, and more. Only request permissions that your app actually needs to comply with store policies.

Common reasons include: SSL certificate issues, CORS restrictions, or the website blocking WebView user agents. Ensure your website uses HTTPS and doesn't have any IP/user-agent restrictions. Check our troubleshooting guide for more solutions.