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New and improved guidance New workshop and revamped codelab on State in Compose. New workshop and revamped codelab on Basic layouts in Compose. New performance documentation. Updated documentation on Custom Input.

If you already have an Android Studio project open, select File > New > New Project from the menu bar. In the Select a Project Template window, select Empty Compose Activity and click Next. In the Configure your project window, do the following: Set the Name, Package name, and Save location as you normally would.

To change font size of Text composable in Android Jetpack Compose, pass a required font size value for the optional fontSize parameter of Text composable. Make sure to import sp , as shown in the above code snippet, when you are assign fontSize property with scale-independent pixels.

Jetpack Compose comes with all the functionality needed to build a rich and responsive application UI and features full interoperability with current Android views, making it easy for developers to implement in existing projects.

Adding Jetpack Compose to your app On this page. Set up your development environment. Install the right Android Studio version. Configure Kotlin. Configure Gradle. Add Jetpack Compose toolkit dependencies. Reuse your View theme in Compose. Start migrating to Compose. Test your hybrid UI. Navigation. Next steps.

To change color of Text composable in Android Jetpack Compose, pass a required Color value for the optional color parameter of Text composable.

Jetpack Compose is stable, ready for production, and continues to add the features you've been asking us for. We've been thrilled to see tens of thousands of apps start using Jetpack Compose in production already and we can't wait to see what you'll build!