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# Change app name

### **How to update your app name?**

You can easily update your app name in your **AppMySite** account by following these steps:

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* Navigate to [**Settings**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/settings) from the side menu.
* Change the app name to your preferred name.
* Generate a new build of your app.
* Once the build generation is complete, download the new build and submit it to the app stores.
* The updated app name will be reflected in the new version of your app.

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After updating the app name, you need to generate a new build of your app and submit it to the app stores.
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