How to: Create Ad-Hoc Provisioning Profile

Owned by Broderick Gaggi (Unlicensed)
Last updated: Sept 20, 2017

Instead of having to upload your app to the App Store each time you want to test something - you can test your iOS app as long as you have:



iTunes Update

Ad-Hoc Testing is ONLY possible on versions of iTunes 12.6.2.20 and earlier. Click here to find your version.

If you added Liquid State to your Developer account - contact us and we will generate the Provisioning Profile for you!



To test iOS apps locally:

  1. Login to Apple Developer 
  2. Click All under Provisioning Profiles 
  3. Click + located top-right
  4. Select Ad-Hoc under the Distribution heading and click Next
  5. From the drop-down menu, locate your App ID and click Continue 
     
  6. Select your Distribution Certificate and click Continue

  7. Select the Devices that should have permission to install the app and click Continue 

  8. Enter a name for the Ad Hoc profile and click Continue 
  9. Click Download on your Ad-Hoc Profile


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