# Change Package Name
All Android apps have a package name. The package name uniquely identifies the app on the device; it is also unique in the Google Play store.
In MasterStudy App there is a specific package name that is used: **com.example.masterstudy\_app.** You should change it to your own package name, for example, **com.mycompany.name** where the Mycomapny will be the name of your brand.
To change the package name you need to follow some steps.
First you need open **android** folder in AndroidStudio
In your **Project panel**, click on the little gear icon.
Uncheck the option Compact Empty Middle Packages
Your package directory will be broken into individual directories
Individually select the directory you want to rename, and follow these steps:
Right-click it >> Select **Refactor** >> Click on **Rename**
Enter the new name and hit **Refactor**
Click **Do Refactor** in the bottom and wait a minute to let Android Studio update all changes.
> Note: When renaming com in Android Studio, it might give a warning. In such case, select Rename All.
Edit **build.gradle (Module: app)** file in the **Gradle Scripts**
Find the **50th line** and change “com.stylemixthemes.masterstudyapp” to your package name.
After that click on **Sync Now** to synchronize Gradle.
Then go to **App > Manifests** and edit the file AndroidManifest.xml if it wasn't changed automatically.
From the Android Studio menu open **Build** and click on the **Clean Project**. Wait until Android Studio finishes the process.
After that, in the same menu find and launch **Rebuild Project**.
This is the final step in changing the package name.
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