Did you know you can get the signing SHA1 and MD5 fingerprints within AndroidStudio?
Ever needed the SHA1, SHA-256 or MD5 fingerprints of your Android debug/release key/certificate? Maybe for a new API or framework that you want to integrate in your project like Firebase, Facebook or Maps? See that you can also get it from AndroidStudio, pretty easily!
Follow the steps below to get your SHA1 or MD5 fingerprint of your signing key/certificate:
- Open your project in AndroidStudio
- Go to the Gradle tab on the right side of the IDE
- Expand your project and go to Tasks->Android->signingReport
- Double click signingReport
- Below in the Run tab you will see the output where you can also find the fingerprints for each signing configuration your have
You can see the same steps in the picture below.
Or, if you are more of a terminal person, you can use gradle in terminal or cmd to print the same thing using the signingReport gradle task. Something like bellow:
./gradlew signingReport
Note that in this case you need gradle wrapper (gradlew). And the output would be something like this:
> Task :app:signingReport Variant: debug Config: debug Store: /Users/myandroidsolutions/.android/debug.keystore Alias: AndroidDebugKey MD5: FA:E0:32:6B:32:F4:3B:FF:33:0A:12:3C:EE:3A:59:22 SHA1: A2:84:F3:57:55:22:23:23:22:59:6C:6E:EA:59:DE:AA:22:20:23:E4 SHA-256: D5:C2:27:DE:FF:C8:6B:77:41:A3:B8:8C:AA:12:32:17:A6:22:92:85:2D:91:98:11:45:9E:22:33:33:1D:85:F9 Valid until: Thursday, September 14, 2051 ---------- Variant: release Config: null Store: null Alias: null ---------- Variant: debugAndroidTest Config: debug Store: /Users/myandroidsolutions/.android/debug.keystore Alias: AndroidDebugKey MD5: FA:EE:E8:6B:88:EF:3B:8F:FE:22:12:AC:BE:3A:59:10 SHA1: A2:BA:8F:57:AA:69:23:23:F9:59:6C:6E:EA:59:DE:CD:04:20:AD:E4 SHA-256: 11:C2:22:7D:6C:C8:6B:92:41:A3:B8:8C:AA:12:DC:17:A6:39:92:85:2D:91:22:6E:99:9E:DE:66:22:1D:85:F9 Valid until: Thursday, September 1, 2090 ---------- BUILD SUCCESSFUL in 885ms
Hope this helps a bit! If you have other suggestions or ideas/comments on this please let us know in the comments bellow :).
