# Building Individual Libraries Through the Android Studio UI

**URL:** <https://forum.devtalk.com/t/building-individual-libraries-through-the-android-studio-ui/248247>\
**Category:** Android Questions/Help\
**Tags:** android-studio\
**Created:** [24 July 2026 23:42 UTC](https://forum.devtalk.com/t/building-individual-libraries-through-the-android-studio-ui/248247 "2026-07-24T23:42:37Z")\
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I’m currently experimenting with Android Studio for a project that consists of multiple independent Android Library modules that internally use Kotlin, CMake and C++ code.

```auto
MyProject

-------------------------

app

Library1

Library2

Library3

-------------------------

```

Each library/module:

- has its own build.gradle
- has its own CMakeLists.txt
- may have dependencies on other libraries/modules

What I would like to achieve is a simple UI-driven workflow inside Android Studio where a developer can select a particular library and build only that library.

Something conceptually like:

```auto
Libraries

--------------------

Library 1

Library 2

Library 3

--------------------

[BUILD]

--------------------

```

or through some existing Android Studio tool window/menu option that allows building individual libraries/modules.

Currently, I can invoke Gradle Tasks such as ‘:Library1:build’ from the terminal, which works fine.