New Project wizard

Select the technologies, frameworks and languages that you want your project to support, and specify the associated settings.

For more information, refer to Additional libraries and frameworks.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select the Java EE version to be supported. Affects the corresponding version setting for the Web Application, EJB and JavaEE Application options.

Select the technologies, frameworks and languages that you want your project to support, and specify the associated settings.

For more information, refer to Additional libraries and frameworks.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the application server that you are going to use to deploy and run your application.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select the technologies, frameworks and languages that you want your project to support, and specify the associated settings.

For more information, refer to Additional libraries and frameworks.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select your cloud user account or configure a new one.

For version 3.0 or later: select this checkbox to create the deployment descriptor file web.xml. For earlier versions, this file is always created.

Select the application that you want to clone.

Select the technologies, frameworks and languages that you want your project to support, and specify the associated settings.

For more information, refer to Additional libraries and frameworks.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the package name. By default, this package name also becomes your application ID. If necessary, you will be able to change it later.

Select the Language you want to use for creating sample code for your new project.

Select the checkbox if your project supports instant experiences though Google Play Instant, and you want to enable it for your application.

Select the technologies, frameworks and languages that you want your project to support, and specify the associated settings.

For more information, refer to Additional libraries and frameworks.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the Spring Initializr instance URL. By default, the https://start.spring.io instance is specified, but you can use any other custom instance.

Specify the name of the package that will be created together with the project.

Select the language for your application: Java, Kotlin, or Groovy.

If you want to build your project on a Java version different from your project JDK version, you can select it here.

Specify the project name.

Specify the name for the package that will be created together with the project.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select this checkbox if you want to use a predefined project template for your project. You can configure your own archetype by clicking Add Archetype.

Specify the name of your project.

Specify the file that contains user-specific configuration for Maven in the text field.

If you need to specify another file, select the Override checkbox, click , and select another file.

By default, the columns in this area display system properties that are passed to Maven for creating a project from the archetype.

You can add, remove, and edit these properties.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select this checkbox if you want to use the script.

Specify artifactId that is added as a name of your new project.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

If the necessary version of Groovy is already defined in IntelliJ IDEA, select it from the list. Alternatively, click Create and select the Groovy installation directory.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify your local Grails version installation that is represented by a library.

Use this field for additional options. For example, you can specify a profile such as --profile=web for Grails.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select an application type (Application or Plugin).

Select the necessary application profile.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Kotlin JS library or Kotlin runtime

Specify the library that resides within the Kotlin plugin and contains the standard Kotlin classes. If the necessary library is missing, click Create.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Select the default Gradle wrapper, use a Gradle wrapper as a task, or configure a local Gradle distribution. For more infomration, refer to Configure a Gradle version for a project.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the folder where the .iml module file should be created. By default, this file is created in the module content root folder (recommended).

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the module name. By default, the project name is used.

Specify the path to the folder where the .iml module file should be created. By default, this file is created in the module content root folder (recommended).

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Select npx create-react-app.

Alternatively, for npm version 5.1 and earlier, install the create-react-app package yourself by running npm install --g create-react-app in the Terminal Alt+F12. When creating an application, select the folder where the create-react-app package is stored.

Select this checkbox to enable TypeScript for your project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the module name. By default, the project name is used.

Specify the path to the folder where the .iml module file should be created. By default, this file is created in the module content root folder (recommended).

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Select npx --package react-native-cli react-native.

Alternatively, for npm version 5.1 and earlier, install the react-native-cli package yourself by running npm install -g react-native-cli in the Terminal Alt+F12. When creating an application, select the folder where the react-native-cli package is stored.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the module name. By default, the project name is used.

Specify the path to the folder where the .iml module file should be created. By default, this file is created in the module content root folder (recommended).

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Select npx --package @angular/cli ng.

Alternatively, for npm version 5.1 and earlier, install the @angular/cli package yourself by running npm install -g @angular/cli in the Terminal Alt+F12. When creating an application, select the folder where the @angular/cli package is stored.

Specify the module name. By default, the project name is used.

Specify the path to the folder where the .iml module file should be created. By default, this file is created in the module content root folder (recommended).

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the location of the Node.js package manager file npm.cmd. In most cases, IntelliJ IDEA detects the Node.js executable and fills in the field automatically.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the location of the Node.js package manager file npm.cmd. In most cases, IntelliJ IDEA detects the Node.js executable and fills in the field automatically.

Select the template engine that you want to use.

Specify the module name. By default, the project name is used.

Specify the path to the folder where the .iml module file should be created. By default, this file is created in the module content root folder (recommended).

Select this checkbox if you are not going to use .mxml (that is, all your source code will be written in ActionScript).

For a Mobile Application: use the Android and iOS checkboxes to specify the intended target devices for your application.

As a result, IntelliJ IDEA enables or disables creating an application descriptor and packaging your application for the corresponding devices.

For the Web target platform: the target Flash Player version (readonly). This setting is defined by the selected Flex SDK version.

For a Web Application: select this checkbox if you want an HTML wrapper template for your application to be created.

Select or deselect the associated options as needed:

• Enable integration with browser navigation: select this option to enable deep linking.

  Deep linking lets users navigate their interactions with the application by using the Back and Forward buttons in their browser.

• Check Flash player version: if you select this option, the compiled application will check for the correct version of Flash Player.

• Express install: if you select this option, the application will run an SWF file in the existing Flash Player to upgrade users to the latest version of the player.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.

Specify the path to the module content root folder (the folder that stores your source code). It's recommended that you use the default path.

It's recommended that you use the directory-based format.

Specify the path to the directory in which you want to create the project. By default, the IDE creates a directory with the same name as the project.