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"Couldn't upload. Try again." error on Google Play Console

When I try to upload my Android App Bundle to the Google Play Console, I get this generic error message saying "Couldn't upload. Try again.".

I've already tried:

  • making sure my versionName and versionCode are unique among all uploaded artifacts
  • making sure that the .aab/.apk is signed with the proper key
  • re-uploading the .AAB file
  • re-uploading the .APK file
  • checking status of google services to make sure that there isn't a mass outage
  • asking my senior Android dev what's up

How do I resolve this error and upload my .AAB or .APK?

When I try to upload my Android App Bundle to the Google Play Console, I get this generic error message: Couldn't upload. Try again.

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Eric Avatar asked Sep 28 '20 19:09

Eric


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How do I upload to Google Play Console?

Upload the App's APK File to Google PlayIn your browser, go to the address , click Developer Console and log in with your Android Developer account credentials. Click the Add New Application button to begin adding your app to Google Play. Select the language and the name of your app. Press the Upload APK button.

How can I upload a large APK file to Google Play?

On the left menu, go to Release > App releases. Next to the release type you want to update, go to Manage. You'll see a list of APKs that are associated with your release. Next to the relevant version code, select the add icon .


1 Answers

Google Chrome

Use a new Incognito window to upload the .aab or .apk (as mentioned in the comments).

Alternatively, clear the website data:

  1. going to: developer console (F12) > Application > Storage > Clear site data
    • Screenshot
  2. press F5 to refresh the page
  3. uploading the .apk/.aab again

Safari

Open Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data > Remove All > Done

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Eric Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 17:09

Eric