Login with Amazon for Android and Fire Apps Overview

Using the Login with Amazon SDK for Android benefits you and your customers:

Get started with ease: The instructions below will walk you through using the SDK APIs to integrate Login with Amazon to your Android and Fire apps as quickly as possible.
Let Amazon do the heavy lifting: The SDK APIs handle the entire login flow, from validating login credentials to redirecting your customers back to your app, so you don't have to.
Provide your customers with the best login experience: The SDK automatically displays the login and consent screen as best suited for your customers (learn more).

Download the Login with Amazon Android SDK
Requirements
Upgrade your Login with Amazon SDK for Android
Getting Started
Reference
SDK Release Notes
Older Documentation

You can download the Login with Amazon Android SDK here:

You can also view the Android reference docs here.

Requirements

The Login with Amazon SDK for Android will help you add Login with Amazon to your Android, Fire TV, and Fire tablet apps. We recommend you use the Login with Amazon SDK for Android with Android Studio. For steps on how to install Android Studio and on getting the Android SDK set up, see Get the Android SDK.

When the Android SDK is installed, find the SDK Manager app in your android installation. To develop for Login with Amazon, you must use the SDK Manager to install the SDK Platform for Android 4.1 or higher (API version 16). See Adding SDK Packages.

After installing the SDK, set up an Android Virtual Device (AVD) for running your apps. See Managing Virtual Devices.

When your development environment is set up, you can Install the Login with Amazon SDK for Android or Run the Sample App.

Use these instructions to quickly upgrade an older version of the Login with Amazon SDK for Android to the current version (3.x).

Getting Started

These topics will show you how to add Login with Amazon to your Android app. After completing these steps you should have a working Login with Amazon button in your app to allow users to log in with their Amazon credentials.