If Android Studio does not detect the correct system DPI on your Linux or Android Studio currently supports DPI settingsīetween 96 (100% scaling) and 288 (300% scaling). The 'Text Scaling Factor,' then at the XWindow system DPI Setting.Ī DPI setting of 96 corresponds to a scaling factor of 100% (no scaling),Īnd a DPI setting of 192 corresponds to a scaling factor of 200% (the size of Scaling factor is greater than 150%, high resolution images are scaledĪndroid Studio determines the scaling factor by looking at For images, if the scalingįactor is less than 150%, normal resolution images are scaled up. To determine the scaling factor of UI elements. Note that there is no supportįor scaling factors other than 100% (for non-Retina displays) and 200% (forĪndroid Studio uses the primary display's DPI settings Scaling, even in multi-monitor configurations. (like HiDPI and Retina monitors) on all platforms.Īndroid Studio determines the scaling factor for your display as follows: Macįor Retina displays, UI elements are scaled by a factor of 200% and imagesĪre rendered in high resolution.

This page contains guidance for troubleshooting common issues and configurationĪs of version 1.5, Android Studio provides support for high-density displays

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