Graphical Interface
The Graphical Interface chapter presents the Genymotion SaaS web interface. The Genymotion SaaS web interface can be accessed at https://cloud.geny.io.
Profile
Avatar is the profile picture used in Genymotion SaaS. We use the Gravatar service for your profile picture. This service is used by many websites to provide a profile picture. It allows you to define an avatar once and have it automatically displayed on all websites using it. To set up your avatar, click Create your own Gravatar, create an account, and follow the instructions. Your picture will then automatically be displayed on Genymotion SaaS.
Name is the user's first and last name. Name is used within Genymotion SaaS and emails to identify your virtual devices. Name helps ease accounts management. Name is used to address you by your name.
Change Password is a section where you can change your password. These fields are not required to change your name nor avatar.
Datacenter displays the organization data center location in the upper-right corner of the top toolbar. If you are an administrator of the organization, you can switch data center by clicking to expand the drop-down list and select another data center. Only administrators can change the data center.
Virtual devices lists the virtual devices currently running in Genymotion SaaS. You can view which user has an active virtual device, the virtual device name, the person who shared the virtual device, the creation date and time of the virtual device. You can also sort this information by clicking on each column titles. The view can be customized by clicking the Customize icon. You can also choose to show all your organization devices or only yours in the Manager settings section. When the Refresh button is highlighted, new data is available. Click to update. From here, you can perform actions for the organization virtual devices by selecting one or more devices using the checkboxes or by clicking on the desired virtual device. Actions include Display, Stop, Save recipe, and Message owner.
Devices life-cycle lists the possible statuses of a virtual device and their meanings. The statuses are shown below with descriptions.
| Status | Description | | Creating | Genymotion is configuring a new virtual device based on the chosen recipe. | | Starting | The virtual device is starting. | | Booting | Android is booting on the virtual device. | | Online | The virtual device is running and ready to use. | | Saving | Genymotion is saving the virtual device configuration as a recipe. | | Saved | The recipe has just been saved, the virtual device will stop soon. | | Stopping | The virtual device is stopping. | | Offline | The virtual device is now stopped. | | Recycled | The virtual has been automatically shut down according to your settings. | | Expired | The virtual device has been stopped because your license has expired. | | Revoked | The virtual device has been stopped due to a problem with your subscription. | | Error | The virtual device has stopped unexpectedly. |
Start You can also quick start a new virtual device by clicking START.
Recipes Recipes are a combination of hardware profiles and images. You can view the different types of recipes from this page. By default, both official and custom recipes are displayed. To filter the view, click the drop-down list button and select All Recipes, Official Recipes, or Custom Recipes. All Recipes displays all the recipes (default). Official Recipes displays the official (template) recipes. Custom Recipes displays your own and shared custom recipes. You can also use the Search bar in the upper-right hand corner to find a specific recipe by its name or UUID. Start a virtual device To start a virtual device from a recipe, click on the desired recipe card.
Create a custom recipe See Create and manage custom components.
Hardware profiles Hardware profiles define the virtual device hardware specifications, such as vCPUs, RAM and Disk size. Navigate to Recipes > Hardware profiles to display the official and/or custom hardware profiles. You can use the drop-down list button to filter the view: All Hardware profiles, Official Hardware profiles, Custom Hardware profiles. You can also use the bar in the upper-right hand corner to find a specific hardware profile by its name. Create a custom recipe from a hardware profile It is possible to create a custom recipe from a hardware profile. To do so, click on the Hardware profile card. Create custom hardware profiles See Create and manage custom components.
Images Images are Android OS disk images. Currently available official images are: arm64, x86/x86_64, Android 16.0 (beta), Android 15.0, Android 14.0, Android 13.0, Android 12.1, Android 12.0, Android 11.0, Android 10.0, Android 9.0 Pie, Android 8.0 Oreo. x86/x86_64 images are deprecated and will be removed after March 30, 2026. Android 14.0, Android 13.0, Android 12.1, Android 12.0, Android 11.0, Android 10.0, Android 9.0 Pie, Android 8.0 Oreo, Android 7.1 Nougat, Android 7.0 Nougat, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, Android 5.1 Lollipop, Android 5.0 Lollipop. Navigate to Recipes > Images to display the official and/or custom images. You can use the drop-down list button to filter the view: All images, Official Images, Custom Images. Create a custom recipe from an Image Create custom images.
Documentation This menu links to this documentation.
API reference & SDK This menu links to Genymotion Public HTTP API reference and SDK.
Support If you encounter any problems while using Genymotion SaaS, you can reach our help center by clicking on this menu or use the widget on the bottom of the page and enter your problem description. You can also Contact us and attach a file to your request (it must not exceed 20MB). Our support team will do their best to solve your issue as quickly as possible. Please write in English so that we can process your request faster.
Administration This section is only available for the manager of the organization.
Status This section displays the current status of Genymotion SaaS services. Detailed status can also be found at https://status.genymotion.com