Publish your v0 app to Vercel, paste the live URL — get a production-ready, signed Android APK in about 60 seconds. Free to start, no coding, no Android Studio, no Play Store account required.
v0 (v0.app) is Vercel's AI-powered app builder. You describe what you want in a chat — a dashboard, a booking tool, an AI-powered product — and v0 generates a working full-stack application built on Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui. You iterate in plain English, preview the result live, and fine-tune the visuals in Design Mode until it's ready to ship.
Shipping is one click: press Publish and choose Publish to Production, and v0 automatically builds and deploys your code to Vercel. The first publish creates a Vercel project with its own permanent production URL — something like your-project.vercel.app — and you can attach a custom domain from the Vercel dashboard. v0 can also sync with GitHub in both directions, or export the code for local development.
That live Vercel URL is the key. Free App Maker is a website to APK converter: paste the production URL of your deployed v0 app, and in about 60 seconds you get a signed Android APK your users can install like any other app. Under the hood it's the same URL to APK pipeline we run for the other builders we support — if it's live on the web, it can be an Android app.
Your v0 app is polished and live on Vercel — but it lives only in a browser tab. There is nothing to hand out, nothing to push through a device-management system, and nothing to list. A browser shortcut isn't a file you can send someone; an APK is.
An Android APK closes that gap. Users install it once, tap the icon on their home screen, and your app opens without a URL to remember or browser chrome in the way. Because the APK wraps your live URL in a WebView, the interactive parts of your web app keep working; just know the site must stay online, and native-only device APIs aren't automatically available.
For startups and indie founders, distributing via Android APK also means you can reach users through direct download links, beta testing groups, or enterprise MDM systems — without waiting for Play Store approval. Share an APK link and anyone on Android can install it directly.
No Android Studio. No Gradle. No Java. Deploy to Vercel first, then paste your URL — your APK is ready in about a minute.
In v0, click Publish in the top-right and choose Publish to Production. v0 builds and deploys your code to Vercel automatically. Copy the production URL; it looks like https://your-project.vercel.app, or use your custom domain if you've attached one. Check the URL opens in a private browser window — if Vercel's deployment protection is enabled, disable it so your app's users can reach it.
Paste the URL into Free App Maker. Enter a name for your Android app (this appears under the home screen icon) and your email address. Optionally upload a square 1024×1024 PNG icon — if you skip it, we generate a clean default icon automatically from your app name.
Free App Maker wraps your v0 URL into a WebView APK and signs it in about 60 seconds. Your signed APK is delivered on your build screen — with any one-time unlock and its exact price always shown before you pay. Open it on any Android device, tap Install, and your v0 app runs as a standalone app with its own home screen icon — just like any other Android application.
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Convert Free — Takes 60 Seconds →From solo founders to enterprise teams, converting a v0 app to Android opens distribution channels the web alone can't reach.
You prompted your MVP into existence in v0 and published it to Vercel in an afternoon. Converting it to an Android APK lets you distribute it to beta users directly — no Play Store listing required yet. Share the APK link in your Discord, Reddit post, or Product Hunt launch and get feedback from real Android users.
Your client asked for an Android app on top of the web version you built in v0. Converting the live Vercel URL to an APK gives you an installable Android build to show in minutes rather than weeks. Bring it to the client meeting, and plan the Play Store path — which needs an AAB — separately, when they're ready to launch officially.
If your hackathon asks for an installable build alongside the web demo, publishing your v0 project to Vercel and converting it to an APK takes minutes and gives your team a real Android entry to hand the judges.
Internal dashboards, field-worker tools, and admin panels built in v0 can be distributed as APKs through your company's Mobile Device Management (MDM) system. No Play Store account or listing needed — deploy directly to company-managed Android devices.
Free App Maker uses a full Android WebView, so most modern web features behave much as they do in Chrome on Android. Here's a practical breakdown for v0 projects — remember the APK loads your live site, so it needs your deployment online and an internet connection.
Not sure if your v0 app is compatible? Run it through our free WebView Compatibility Checker before you build.
There are several ways to get a v0 app onto Android. Here's how they compare on effort and what you end up with.
| Approach | Free App Maker ✓ | Hire an Android Dev | DIY Android Studio | Capacitor / Cordova |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Time to first APK | About a minute | Weeks of developer time | A day or more of setup | A day or more of setup |
| Coding required | None | Full native dev | Java / Kotlin | JS config + CLI |
| Auto-updates when you republish in v0 | ✓ Yes | New build needed | New build needed | New build needed |
| No Android Studio needed | ✓ Yes | Dev handles it | ✗ Required | Android SDK toolchain |
| Signed APK included | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Sign manually | Sign manually |
| Google Play listing | Play-ready via AAB (available on request) | Dev handles it | Build your own AAB | Build your own AAB |
Beyond the speed, there are real technical and strategic advantages to converting your v0 app with us.
Because the APK loads your live production URL at runtime, changes you publish from v0 to Vercel show up in the Android app the next time it loads. No app store review, no new build, no forced update prompt for users — just open the app and get the latest version.
The APK you download is digitally signed, which is what makes it a valid package Android will install and can upgrade in place later. Sideloading still shows the usual "unknown sources" prompt and Play Protect check — that's Android, not your build. For a Play Store listing, Google requires an AAB; we can prepare one on request.
Installing Android Studio, the SDK and a working Gradle setup is a project of its own before you compile anything. Free App Maker's build pipeline runs server-side in optimized containers and delivers your APK in about 60 seconds, so trying a new app name or icon is a quick loop rather than a rebuild.
Free App Maker generates your launcher icon at every screen density Android needs, from 48×48 up to 192×192 px, out of a single 1024×1024 PNG. No Figma, no Photoshop, no manual export. We generate a default icon if you don't have one.
The APK you download belongs to you: no watermark and no attribution requirement, and the one-time download unlock also clears the small Free App Maker splash screen from the apps you build. Re-sign it with your own keystore, distribute it from your own website, or send it straight to clients.
Our APKs target Android 5.0 (Lollipop) and above. Whether your users are on budget Samsung handsets or Pixel flagships, the Android System WebView that renders your app is kept up to date through the Google Play Store on devices that have it.
Everything you need to know about converting a v0 app to an Android APK.
Paste your Vercel URL, get a signed APK in about a minute. No coding, no Android Studio.
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