Cloud Virtual Devices

Cloud Virtual Devices

Genymotion Desktop presents cloud devices as part of Cloud Virtual Devices.

You do not need a paid Genymotion Desktop license to use this feature.

You can view and access your instances from Genymotion launcher.

In the Devices section, navigate to the CLOUD tab.

This tab lists your Genymotion SaaS devices.

Devices that are not running can be started.

Running devices can be viewed and stopped.

If you are not connected to Genymotion SaaS yet, you will be prompted to log in or create an account before interacting with devices.

Refer to the if you need to create an account.

Click REFRESH to refresh the list of devices.

For Genymotion SaaS users

The Cloud tab in Genymotion Desktop presents SaaS recipes and instances together as devices.

Recipes appear as stopped devices.

Running instances appear as online devices.

Create a new cloud device

Click CREATE to be redirected to your Genymotion SaaS dashboard.

Create a new recipe in the Genymotion SaaS dashboard.

The SaaS recipe is the SaaS equivalent of a device.

Follow the instructions from the to create the recipe.

After you create the recipe, the newly created device(s) will appear in the Cloud devices dashboard in Genymotion Desktop.

Start a cloud device

Simply double-click, click, or > "Start instance" next to the device you wish to start.

When ready, the device will appear "Online" in the dashboard.

For Genymotion SaaS users

Starting a cloud device corresponds to creating a new instance from the recipe in Genymotion SaaS.

Open a cloud device through Genymotion Desktop

Once your device is online, click the display icon to open its display in Genymotion Desktop.

You can then operate your cloud device like a local virtual device:

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Other actions

Right-click on a line, or click : to open the actions menu.

Then, select an action:

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Instance and recipe UUIDs are generally used to automate operations with .