Connect the Package Name to Your App in the Google Play Console

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Open the "Internal Testing" tab in the Google Play Console.

Click "Create new release" at the top right.

Download your app as an .aab file

Upload the .aab file you just downloaded in the Google Play Console.

After uploading the file you should see it listed below the upload field.

After uploading the file you should see something like this screenshot.

Click here if you see the error message "Version code x has already been used. Try another version code."

First, please reload the Google Play Console page and instead of uploading the app bundle again, click "Add from library" and select it there.

If you can't select the app bundle there either, click here to generate a new app bundle with a new version code. Building a new version will take a couple of minutes and afterwards you need to download the app bundle again using the download button from earlier in this guide.

Enter a description for the app release, for example "Testing release of the app.".

Click "Next" or "Save" at the bottom right.

Click "Next" at the bottom right.

Click "Save and publish" at the bottom right.

Is the "Save and publish" button grayed out for you?

If the "Save and publish" button is grayed out like in the screenshot below, scroll up to the error message and click "View details".

A screenshot of the account issues error message in the Google Play Console.

The most common error is that your Google developer account isn't fully verified yet. If you see that error message, click the button below so you can go back to our guide that explains how to verify your Google developer account.

Go to the Google developer account verification guide

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Attach the Package Name to Your App in the Google Play Console