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Convert .PFX files into .JKS key and Build signed Android APK
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| If your certificate's file format is in pfx you will need to export it to a jks format. Follow these steps to do that: | |
| * Access the following website and download KeyStore Explorer: | |
| * http://keystore-explorer.org/downloads.html | |
| * Open Key Store Explorer | |
| * Open the key file (.pfx or other format) | |
| * Type the certificate password | |
| * Go to File > Save As | |
| * Select JKS type and save it. | |
| After that you can go to Android Studio and follow these steps: | |
| * Top menu select Build > Build Variant | |
| * On the left will highlight a table | |
| * Select on the dropdown 'Release' | |
| Build Signed APK | |
| * On Android Studio go to Build > Generate Signed APK | |
| * Key Store Path: insert the path for the .jks file | |
| * Type in the alias and the password | |
| * Click Next | |
| * APK destination folder: place where the apk will be exported | |
| * Signature versions: choose one of the versions | |
| * V1 - all devices | |
| * V2 - no mandatory, only works with android 7.0 or above | |
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