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You can share content you made with everyone on the evoX Market. This page walks through the data-only publishing flow from start to finish, with no technical knowledge required: you don’t need a CLI or to write code, you do everything through the desktop app and the web.

What you can publish

Ready profile

Share a profile you edited, with its key layout and assets.

Icon pack

Add your own icon collection to the Market.

Sound pack

Share sound content used on keys.

Action pack

Package native behaviors and presets from the app.
All of these are data-only packs; they contain no executable code. Executable plugin upload is still closed (PLUGIN_UPLOAD_NOT_READY). Details: Distribution status.

The only requirement to start: sign in

There is no separate publisher application. Anyone who signs in with a Google account can upload a pack directly and submit it to moderation. The only gate is moderation: if an administrator approves, the pack is added to the Market; if not, it is not added.
The “Verified” badge exists only on official wraithesports content; community packs can be approved and published but do not receive the verified badge.

Method 1 — One click from the desktop (easiest)

If you prepared your profile in the desktop app, you can submit it directly without dealing with files.
1

Connect your Market account

In the desktop app, sign in with your Google account from the Market section.
2

Select the profile and submit

Select the profile you want to publish and use the Publish to Market action. The app creates the pack for you automatically, uploads it and forwards it to moderation.
3

Wait for approval

The pack moves to the submitted for review state. Once it passes moderation, it is published on the Market.

Method 2 — Export + upload from the web

If you want to keep the pack as a file, share it or upload it from the web:
1

Export from the desktop

Save the profile as an .evoxpack file with export. The file goes to your Downloads folder.
2

Go to Publish on the web

Sign in with your Google account and open the Publish page.
3

Upload the file

Select the .evoxpack file, optionally add a title and changelog, and choose Upload and scan. The pack goes through the security scan and is saved as a draft.
4

Submit to moderation

Use Submit to moderation to make the draft a publication candidate. Once approved, it appears on the Market.

Publishing an icon or sound pack

You can also share your own icon or sound collection as a pack independent of any profile. It works per folder: all items in a user folder go into a single pack.
1

Collect the content in a folder

Create a folder in the Icons (or Sounds) section and add the items you want to share. The pack contains all supported files in the selected folder.
2

Select the folder

Select your own folder in the left list. (Only folders you created can be packaged; ready packs installed from the Market and built-in sets cannot be packaged.)
3

Package or submit

Export it as an .evoxpack file with pack (📦) in the folder header, or upload it directly and forward it to moderation with Publish to Market (🏪).
4

Wait for approval

If you submitted it to the Market, the pack goes through the security scan and enters moderation; once approved, it is published on the Market.
An icon pack carries PNG/JPG/GIF/WebP/SVG and animated video icons; a sound pack carries WAV/OGG/MP3 files. The same scan applies to all pack types.
The packs you export carry no operating system information. You can move a pack you created on Windows to a Mac or to Linux, and the person you send a pack to can install it on whatever system they use.

Releasing a new version of a pack you published

When you update a pack you published before, you don’t need to upload it again from scratch. On the Publish page, the New version of an existing product option adds a new version to the same product; no second entry is created on the Market and the product’s version history accumulates in one place.
1

Select the product

Only packs you own appear in the list. Each shows its status next to it: published, in review, rejected or draft. If the product you select already has a version waiting in moderation, you are warned.
2

Increase the version number

The new version number is read from the pack’s manifest and must be strictly greater than the current version (for example 1.0.01.0.1). The same or a lower number is rejected. A pack whose content has not changed at all is also rejected; to release a version, something must actually have changed.
3

Write the changelog

A changelog is required for new versions. Users see this note in the version history on the product page, so they understand what changed in the update.
4

Wait for it to pass moderation

The new version also goes through the same security scan and moderation. The published version does not change until approval — users keep using the old approved version. If the version is rejected, the published version is not affected at all.
Old versions are not deleted; they remain in the version history.

Passing the pack security scan

Every uploaded pack goes through an automatic security scan before publication. It must not contain:
  • Real secret information (private key, API token, JWT, password).
  • Files whose content does not match their extension.
  • Active SVG containing scripts/events.
  • Executable/active files such as .exe, .dll, .js, .bat.
  • Absolute file paths or old (legacy) identifier values.
To keep your pack clean, add only the profile, icons or sounds you really want to share; do not include files containing personal paths or account information.
For the full scan list and error codes, see the developer-facing Publishing pipeline page.

Frequently asked questions

After moderation approval. Uploading and submitting to moderation make you a publication candidate; an administrator gives the final approval.
If moderation rejects it, the pack is not added to the Market. You can fix the reason, upload a corrected version to the same product with the New version of an existing product option and submit it again; you don’t need to open a new product. You can see the status of what you submitted in the My submissions list on the Publish page.
Yes. Only the owner who uploaded a pack can submit it to moderation.