Chrome Web Store Submission Kit

The working document we use when we fix rejected Chrome extensions, packaged so you can do it yourself before you submit.

What is inside (6 pages, PDF):

• Pre-submit checklist — the items reviewers act on, in the order worth checking them.
• Permission justification lines for activeTab, scripting, storage, tabs, downloads, cookies and host permissions — paste and adapt per permission.
• Data Use worksheet — map each place your code touches data to the category and purpose you declare, so the declaration matches the package.
• Privacy policy template — fill-in-the-blanks, worded to line up with the categories you declared.
• Listing copy rules — what makes a title or description trip metadata review.
• Rejection decoder — turns the wording of the rejection email into the concrete change to make.

Who it is for: developers submitting a Manifest V3 extension for the first time, teams whose submission came back rejected, and anyone whose review has been sitting longer than expected.

What it is not: not legal advice, and not a guarantee of approval — approval is Google decision. What it does is remove the ambiguity in the parts you control: permissions, declarations, policy and listing copy.

Instant download. Free guides on the same topics: cws-guide.pages.dev