The Layout Inspector in Android Studio allows you tocompare your app layout with design mockups, display a magnified or 3D view ofyour app, and examine details of its layout at runtime. This is especiallyuseful when your layout is built at runtime rather than entirely in XML andthe layout is behaving unexpectedly.

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Layout Validation allows you to simultaneously previewlayouts on different devices and display configurations, including variablefont sizes or user languages, making it easy to test for a variety of commonlayout problems.

Caution: We currently don't recommend using Layout Inspector with devicesrunning Android 12 Developer Preview.

Open the Layout Inspector

To open the Layout Inspector, do the following:

Run your app on a connected device or emulator.
Click Tools > Layout Inspector.

As shown in figure 1, the Layout Inspector displays the following:

Component Tree: The hierarchy of views in the layout.
Layout Display: Rendering of app layout as it appears on your device oremulator, with layout bounds shown for each view.
Layout Inspector toolbar: Tools for the Layout Inspector.
Attributes: The layout attributes for the selected view.

Figure 1. The Layout Inspector

Select a view

To select a view, click it in the Component Tree or the Layout Display.All of the layout attributes for the selected view appear in the Attributespanel.

If your layout includes overlapping views, you can select a view that is notin front by clicking it in the Component Tree or by rotating the layoutand clicking the desired view.

Isolate a view

To work with complex layouts, you can isolate individual views so that only asubset of the layout is shown in the Component Tree and rendered in theLayout Display.

To isolate a view, right-click the view in the Component Tree and selectShow Only Subtree or Show Only Parents.

To return to the full view, right-click the view and select Show All.

Hide layout borders and view labels

To hide the bounding box or view labels for a layout element, clickView Options at the top of the Layout Display and toggle Show Borders orShow View Label.

Compare app layout to a reference image overlay

To compare your app layout with a reference image, such as a UI mockup, you canload a bitmap image overlay in the Layout Inspector.

To load an overlay, click Load Overlay at the top of the Layout Inspector. The overlay is scaled to fit the layout.
To adjust the transparency of the overlay, use the Overlay Alpha slider.
To remove the overlay, click Clear Overlay .

Live Layout Inspector

The Live Layout Inspector provides complete, real-time insights into your app’sUI while it’s deployed to a device or emulator running API level 29 or higher.

To enable the Live Layout Inspector, go to File > Settings > Experimental,and check the box next to Enable Live Layout Inspector. Then clickthe checkbox next to Live updates above the Layout Display.

The Live Layout Inspector includes a dynamic layout hierarchy, updating theComponent Tree and Layout Display as views on the device change.

In addition, the property values resolution stack allows you to investigatewhere a resource property value originates in the source code and navigateto its location by following the hyperlinks in the properties pane.

Figure 2. Property values in the Attributes panel with hyperlinks to the properties' definitions.

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Open the Layout Inspector

Select a view

Isolate a view

Hide layout borders and view labels

Compare app layout to a reference image overlay

Live Layout Inspector

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