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to start things off I created a new project using the blank activity template the first thing you need to do to add a background image to your app is to import your image to Android Studio open up file explorer and navigate to your image copy it and then go back into Android Studio expand the res file and then right click on the drawable folder and paste your image inside next expand your layout folder and open up the XML file you would like to add the background image to what we need to do in here is add a property for the background now for the purpose of this tutorial Iamp;#39;m going to add my background property to my root layout so that my background image will cover the entire screen under the topmost layout element type Android colon background followed by an equal sign and double quotes then type add drawable followed by a backslash and the name of your file Androidamp;#39;s autocomplete should do most of the work for you if you have that enabled now when you run your projec