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Only the name, email and privacy policy link are mandatory. Here you can provide your developer profile information, configure management settings and enable email notifications. Once you've registered, you can finish setting up your developer account in the Account page located on the left menu.

To transfer your Chrome Web Store item to a different developer, submit this form. If you already host your item in Google Play and you want your Chrome Web Store listing to show an "Available for Android" link, your item must have the same name as your Google Play listing, and both items must be owned by the same developer account. We suggest using a new account just for your item instead of your personal account. # Create your accountįirst you will need to register as a Chrome Web Store developer. Each new version that you upload to the Chrome Web Store must have a larger version number than the previous version.īefore you can publish your item on the Chrome Web Store, you need to pick a developer account to own your items, then set up your account in the Chrome Web Store. That way, you have room to increase the version number when you upload new versions of your item. Set the initial version number in the manifest to a low value, such as 0.0.0.1.The contents of the ZIP file and manifest depend on the specifics of your item. Your zip file may also include other images and any files that the item requires. "description":-A string of no more than 132 characters describing your extension."icons":-An array specifying the icons your item uses.

"version":-The version of the metadata, incremented."name":-This name appears in the Chrome Web Store and in the Chrome browser.The manifest file must specify at least the following fields: To upload your item, you need to create a ZIP file that contains the manifest file located in the root directory and the files for your extension. We'll go into detail about each step below. To publish your item to the Chrome Web Store, follow these steps: Make sure that it runs correctly and that all its functionality works as you intend. To learn about group publishers, see Set up group publishing.īefore you publish an extension, you need to load it locally and test that it works, as described in Hello extensions. To publish updates to an existing item, or to update the percent rollout, see Update your Chrome Web Store item.