# Publish a New App Version

In the [Go-Live Checklist](/welcome-to-shelfy/go-live-checklist.md), click Upload store assets to publish a new app version. The Welcome window opens.

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In the Welcome window, do the following:

### Upload Store Assets

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1. Upload your app's logo. Use the preview pane to view the results.
2. Add at least 4 screenshots (for Google Play you must also add a feature graphic).
3. Accept the Terms and Conditions.
4. Click Submit to save the changes.

### Design a Launch Screen

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1. Upload a splash screen logo. Use the preview pane to view the results.
2. Optional:
   * Set the logo location
   * Choose a background color
   * Upload a background image
   * Hide the Shelfy branding
   * Choose a loading animation color
3. Click Next.

### Add Store Content

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1. Enter the name of the application.
2. Provide a short and long description.
3. Add keywords.
4. Add support details (phone number, mail, URL).
5. Add a marketing URL.
6. Add a Privacy Policy URL.
7. Add a Terms and Conditions URL.
8. Provide contact info.
9. Click Next.


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