How to Fix Android Studio’s ‘android‑29’ Platform Not Found Error
When creating a new project in Android Studio, a Gradle sync failure may occur with the message ‘Module: app platform android‑29 not found’; the article walks through locating the SDK Manager, selecting Android 29 platform, accepting the license, downloading, and restarting Android Studio to resolve the issue.
Scenario
After opening a new project in Android Studio, the IDE reports a Gradle sync failure with the exception
SdkPlatformNotFoundException: Module: 'app' platform 'android-29' not found.
Solution
1. Open the SDK Manager in Android Studio (usually via Tools → SDK Manager ).
2. In the SDK Platforms tab, locate the entry for Android 10.0 (API 29) and check its box.
3. Click OK . When prompted, accept the license agreement and allow the SDK components to download.
4. Wait for the download to complete.
5. After the installation finishes, click Finish and restart Android Studio.
After restarting, the Gradle sync succeeds and the project builds correctly.
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