How to get SHA1 Fingerprint of React Native App using Android Studio

ByMohammed Rashid Posted on

SHA1 fingerprint, the secure hash algorithm, is basically a signature of a sequence of bytes. Sometimes, you need to get SHA1 fingerprint from your react native app. Google services like Firebase always require SHA1 fingerprint of your app. So, Follow the steps given below to get SHA1 fingerprint from your react native app using Android Studio.

  • First of all, open the android folder of your React Native project with Android Studio.
sha1 Android Studio
  • Now, click on the Gradle option given at the right panel.
sha 1 fingerprint android studio
  • Double click on :app>Tasks>android>signingReport
Android Studio sha1 key
  • Now, you get SHA1 key from the window opened at the bottom of Android Studio
Android Studio SHA1

That’s how you get SHA1 fingerprint from Android Studio! I hope this blog post has helped you.

About Me

I'm Mohammed Rashid from the beautiful state of Kerala in southern India, with a journey seasoned in software engineering and mobile app development.

In a tech world that's always changing, I keep myself updated with the latest like SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose for crafting native apps on iOS and Android. I have also experience in React Native and Flutter.

Through this space, I share my learnings and insights hoping to assist anyone diving into the native mobile app development.

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How to get SHA1 Fingerprint of React Native App using Android Studio

ByMohammed Rashid Posted on

SHA1 fingerprint, the secure hash algorithm, is basically a signature of a sequence of bytes. Sometimes, you need to get SHA1 fingerprint from your react native app. Google services like Firebase always require SHA1 fingerprint of your app. So, Follow the steps given below to get SHA1 fingerprint from your react native app using Android Studio.

  • First of all, open the android folder of your React Native project with Android Studio.
sha1 Android Studio
  • Now, click on the Gradle option given at the right panel.
sha 1 fingerprint android studio
  • Double click on :app>Tasks>android>signingReport
Android Studio sha1 key
  • Now, you get SHA1 key from the window opened at the bottom of Android Studio
Android Studio SHA1

That’s how you get SHA1 fingerprint from Android Studio! I hope this blog post has helped you.

About Me

I'm Mohammed Rashid from the beautiful state of Kerala in southern India, with a journey seasoned in software engineering and mobile app development.

In a tech world that's always changing, I keep myself updated with the latest like SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose for crafting native apps on iOS and Android. I have also experience in React Native and Flutter.

Through this space, I share my learnings and insights hoping to assist anyone diving into the native mobile app development.

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