I am using xcode 12.2

I still do not see the options I listed earlier for some reason. It might be due to the version of xcode.

That's weird. I got xcode from the mac app store. I deleted it and re-downloaded it. The same display shows without showing the options when creating a new project. I can still create a new project. It's just that it doesn't show the dropdown options before I can code.

Multiline BlockQuote I am using Version 12.2 (12B45b) too. And can see the dialog including dropdown options for the Interface, Life cycle, and language. I do not know if there may be different builds with label 12.2, but even if some exist, it is very unlikely New Project dialog would change. Please re-check if you are following the right procedure: (Assuming Xcode is already started up.) From the menu bar, File > New > Project. You can see a sheet with title Choose a template for your new project: Choose iOS from the tabs, and then choose App from the Application icons. And then click Next. The content of the sheet changes, which includes: A text field for Product Name A dropdown menu for Team A text field for Organization Identifier A non-editable text for Bundle Identifier A dropdown menu for Interface A dropdown menu for Life Cycle A dropdown menu for Language A check box for Use Core Data A sub check box for Host in CloudKit (disabled when Use Core Data is unchecked) A check box for Include Tests Buttons for Cancel, Previous and Next (Next is disabled until you fill Product Name) (It's a pity this site cannot provide us an easy way to include images.) If you cannot see any of these, your Xcode is broken, or it might be a fake Xcode. How have you installed your Xcode? Through the Mac App Store? Or you downloaded one from More Downloads page? This solution worked! I tried again and it did show up. Thank you.