How to add more shortcuts to android studio toolbar?

Question

I just want to add few more shortcuts to the android studio toolbar like eclipse :

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This is the image link: http://imageshack.com/a/img571/2480/ehn0.png

After I go to the settings for android studio, I see a option for menus and toolbars. I am just not sure how to add items to my toolbar from this point.

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These are the shortcuts I want to add:

1) To Create new class

2) New Android Layout

3) New Package

If possible, I also want to add some code stuff like :

1) Generate Getters and Setters

2) Override Methods

3) Add Unimplemented methods

4) Surround With

If anyone knows how to do it, it will be a great help for me and hopefully others too.

Answer 1

I'm currently using Android Studio 3.6.1. Maybe you currently have toolbar unchecked, like I had. So first go to View -> Appearance and check Toolbar option.

After that, you'll be able to right click on a toolbar and you'll get option to choose:

Choose option Customize menus and toolbars. You'll get the following dialog:

Choose main toolbar:

Here, under main toolbar, you see all of the actions that are currently available on your screen. Now, choose the place where you want to add your action, and then click on +.

You can now search for the action you want to add. For example, I have searched for Open Dart DevTools action.

After you click on OK, the action will appear in your main toolbar.

That's it. Happy coding.

Answer 2

Right-click on the open space of the toolbar (your first image) and select Customize Menus and Toolbars....

Now open the Main Toolbar folder, select any item and then click the Add After... button (on the right).

Find what you want to add from the list of items available (you can also choose an icon) and click OK.

The new item is added :)

You can also re-arrange the items by selecting it and using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.

Click OK when done.

NOTE:
You can also do this from the settings (as per your second image) but it is faster to do by right-clicking the toolbar.