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## 5.2 Choosing an Application Creation Method

Learn about available creation methods when creating a new application.

Tip:

The first time you access the App Builder home page, a Get Started Now region appears. Click Create New App to access the launch the Create Application Wizard. Click Install a Starter or Sample App to access the Gallery. See Using the App Gallery.

To create a new application, click Create on the App Builder home page. The Create an Application page appears and prompts you to select a method of creating your application.

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Available options include:

- Create Application - Create a simple application with one click. Enter the application Name and click Create Application. This option creates an application which contains only a Global Page, Home page, and Login page. Add pages later by running the Create Page Wizard.

  See Using the Simple Create Application Wizard.

- Use Create App Wizard - Create a new application using the full Create Application Wizard. The full Create Application Wizard creates a fully functional application based on tables you select or by providing a valid SQL. Add pages that include various components, add application-level features, and configuration options to enable or disable specific functionality.

  See Using the Full Create Application Wizard and Understanding Page Types, Features, and Settings.

- Create App Using Generative AI - Enter a natural language prompt to create your application. This option only displays if you have configured a Generative AI Service and enabled the Used by App Builder flag.

  See Managing Generative AI Services and Creating an App Using Generative AI.

- Create App From a File - Upload a CSV, XLSX, XML, or JSON file, or copy and paste data and then create your application.

  See Creating an Application from a File.

- Create Fusion Integration - Create a starter application with pre-configured integration to an Oracle Fusion Applications instance.

  See Integrating APEX with Fusion Applications.

Parent topic: Creating Applications