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Online Android Emulator: Test APKs and Apps in Your Browser

Testsigma's online Android emulator lets you upload an APK and test it in your browser on old and new Android versions, phones and tablets. There's no Android Studio, SDK or device to set up. Write the tests in plain English, then run them on 2,000+ real devices.
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How to Test an APK on an Online
Android Emulator in 3 Steps

Test native, hybrid and mobile web apps on online Android emulators in three steps. There’s no SDK, emulator image or USB cable to set up. All you need is your APK file or your website URL.

Upload your APK to Testsigma

Sign up for Testsigma, go to Test Development > Uploads and add your .apk file. If you’re testing a website, enter its URL instead.

Write or record the test in plain English

Record your taps and swipes on the emulator, or type steps like "Tap on Login". Testsigma saves them as one automated test you can reuse.

Run it on Android emulators and real devices

Choose your Android versions and devices and run the test on all of them at once. Before release, run the same test on 2,000+ real devices.

Built for advanced Android testing

Testsigma’s cloud lab lets you recreate the conditions your users face inside an automated test: slow networks, other locations, screen rotation, older Android versions and real hardware.

Network Simulation

Network Simulation

Check how your app behaves on a slow or unstable connection, or with no network at all. You'll find timeouts, failed retries and endless loading screens that office Wi-Fi never shows.

GPS Simulation

GPS Simulation

Set the device location and run the same test from different cities or countries. Use it to check regional pricing, store locators, delivery zones and other location-based features.

Run Tests on Real Android Devices

Run tests on real Android devices

Run the same tests on 2,000+ real Android and iOS devices in the Testsigma cloud, all at once. Use real devices for camera, sensor and performance checks and for final release testing.Live

Live Debugging

Live Debugging

If a test fails, take over the running session to see what happened. You can find the step that broke, check the screen and fix the issue without rerunning the whole suite.

Device Rotation

Device Rotation

Add a rotation step to switch the device between portrait and landscape. It catches broken layouts, cut-off text and lost form data on phones and tablets.

One Platform for Android, iOS,
Web and API Testing

The tests you build on the online Android emulator also run on real devices,
web browsers and APIs, all from one place.

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Run Android Emulator Tests From Your CI/CD Pipeline

Start Android tests from Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub or Bamboo on every build, and log failed steps with screenshots in Jira. Your apps get tested with every build, not just before release.

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FAQ’s on Online Android Emulator

An online Android emulator is a virtual Android phone or tablet that runs on a cloud server and shows up in your web browser. You can install an APK, use the app, open websites in Chrome and run automated tests, all without Android Studio, system images or a physical device. Nothing gets installed on your computer, and you choose the Android version and screen size you need. It works well for functional, UI and regression testing. For the camera, battery, sensors and final release checks, use real devices.
Sign up for an online emulator service, upload your APK and choose an Android version and device. The emulator opens in your browser. In Testsigma, go to Test Development > Uploads, add your .apk file, then record or write your test in plain English and run it on the devices you choose.
Yes. Free online Android emulators let you open an APK in your browser for a quick manual check. Most of them limit session length, give you one device at a time, and can't run automated tests or test mobile websites. Testsigma is built for teams that test every release. You get plain English tests you can rerun on every build, several Android versions running in parallel, 2,000+ real devices, and connections to Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Bamboo and Jira. You can start with a free trial and then choose a plan priced for your team.
Yes. The online Android emulator installs and runs your APK on a remote server and shows the screen in your browser. Nothing is installed on your computer. All you need is the .apk file.
Yes. Testsigma's online Android emulator runs in a regular web browser, so there's no plugin, SDK or virtual machine to install on your computer.
Yes. Open Chrome on the Android emulator, enter your site's URL and use it the way a real visitor would. You can check layout, navigation and forms on different screen sizes, then run the same test on real Android devices.
You can test on older and newer Android versions, on phones and tablets, and run several versions at once in one test run.
An online Android emulator covers most functional, UI and regression testing. Use real devices to test the camera, Bluetooth, biometrics, battery and performance, and for the final check before release. Testsigma runs the same test on both.
Yes. In Testsigma, you record or write tests in plain English and they run automatically on every build. They run in parallel across Android emulators and real devices, and you can trigger them from tools like Jenkins or Azure DevOps.
No. Testsigma’s online Android emulator is made for testing apps and websites, not for gaming. To play Android games on a PC, use a desktop gaming emulator.