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# Adding App Icon on Windows
Your next step is to return to **Android Studio**. Go to **Open an existing AS project**, find your app project and open the **android** folder there.
Open the following folder: **…/app/src/main/res** and double click on the folder **res.**
There will be the menu, where you need to hover over the **New** line and select from the submenu **Image Asset**.
Select your icon from your PC or device and set it up.
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The more detailed documentation about Image Asset work you can find here:
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