You can package your JavaFX application by building the corresponding artifact (a Java archive). For JavaFX applications, IntelliJ IDEA provides a dedicated artifact type: JavaFx Application.

Build JavaFX artifacts

Packaging a JavaFX application in a .jar is possible only with Java 8.

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Create a new artifact configuration

IntelliJ IDEA creates the artifact for packaging the application together with the project. However, you can create a new artifact configuration with your custom settings.

1. From the main menu, select File Project StructureCtrl+Shift+Alt+S and click Artifacts.

2. Click , point to JavaFx Application, and select From module '..'.

   IntelliJ IDEA creates the artifact configuration and shows its settings in the right-hand part of the Project Structure dialog.

3. Name the new configuration.

4. Switch to the Java FX tab and in the Application class field, specify the main() method.

5. Apply the changes and close the dialog.

This is a basic configuration that is sufficient to package an application. You can specify additional options on the Java FX tab. For the detailed description of each option, refer to Java FX tab.

Build the artifact

1. From the main menu, select Build Build Artifacts.

2. In the popup that opens, select the necessary artifact and select Build.

By default, the artifact is generated to <project_folder>outartifacts<artifact_name>.

If you want to make sure that your artifact is build correctly, create a new run configuration and run it as described in the section Run the packaged application.

Troubleshoot

• Error:Java FX Packager: Can't build artifact – fx:deploy is not available in this JDK

  This is a known issue: IDEA-200721. Currently, you can package a JavaFX application in a .jar only with Java 8.