Hi! I see you're encountering a "Couldn't upload, bad request, try again" error on the Customuse app. That usually indicates the server thinks something about the upload request isn't quite right. Let's work through this together.

First, could you tell me a bit more about when this happens? For example:

- What type of file are you trying to upload (e.g., image format, size)?
- Are you following any specific steps or using a particular part of the app when the error shows?
- Have you tried this upload before, or is this the first time encountering this issue?

Meanwhile, here are some initial checks and fixes you can try that often resolve the bad request error on Customuse:

1. File Format and Size:
- Verify the file you're uploading is in the recommended format. For example, JPG files sometimes cause issues because they lack transparency, which PNG supports. Converting your image to PNG can help avoid this error.
- Also, ensure the file size is within the allowed upload limits.

2. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies:
Cached data might cause conflicts with the app’s server requests. Clearing cache and cookies in your WebKit browser on Windows 10 could resolve the issue.

3. Check Network and URL:
Sometimes, malformed URLs or unstable internet connections can cause bad request errors. Make sure your connection is stable and you aren't trying to upload using an incomplete or incorrect URL.

4. Disable Browser Extensions:
Browser add-ons or extensions may interfere with upload requests. Try disabling them temporarily.

5. Restart Your Device and Browser:
Sometimes a simple restart can clear temporary glitches affecting uploads.

If you've already tried these steps or the issue persists, we can delve deeper into server-side configurations or app-specific handling.

Let me know what you've tried and any more details about your upload, and we'll go from there!

Are you satisfied with these initial suggestions so far?

i tried everything you said but it didnt work and i have everything correctly,I JUST WANNA MAKE SOME MONEYYYY

I hear your frustration, and I really want to help you get past this hurdle so you can start earning with Customuse.

Since the usual troubleshooting steps didn't fix the upload issue, let's approach this from a different angle focused on earning with Customuse and ensuring your account and uploads are set up properly.

Here are some targeted tips and next actions:

1. Verify Subscription or Account Status:
Some users have noted that publishing or monetizing their designs on Roblox through Customuse requires a paid subscription. Make sure your Customuse account is fully set up and you have any necessary permissions or subscriptions active to upload and publish your creations2.

2. Use the Official Customuse Upload Paths:
Make sure you're uploading using the official Customuse platform interface or supported integrations, as third-party tools or unofficial methods might cause "bad request" errors.

3. Affiliate Program to Earn Commission:
If direct uploading continues to be problematic, Customuse offers an affiliate marketing program where you can earn 20% commission by referring paying new users. This might be an alternative way to start making money while the upload issue gets resolved6.

4. Explore Guides and Tutorials:
There are great tutorials on YouTube and TikTok that show how to create and sell Roblox clothing using Customuse, sometimes with tips that help avoid upload or publishing problems. For example, videos titled "How to Earn 100000 Robux through Customuse" or "How to Make ROBLOX Clothing (EASY) Customuse" can be very helpful3 7.

5. Contact Customuse Support Directly:
Since your error persists despite troubleshooting, there may be a server or account-specific problem. I'd recommend reaching out directly to Customuse support at [email protected] with details of your problem, error messages, and your account info—they can check backend issues or guide you further.

Would you like me to help draft an email to their support team, or assist you with finding the best tutorial for creating and selling designs? I’m here to support you until this gets sorted!

Are you satisfied with this plan?

im not using direct upload

Thanks for clarifying that you're not using direct upload. That helps me understand your situation better!

When you're not uploading directly through Customuse's official upload, there are some alternative upload options and tools you might consider to get your creations out there and start monetizing.

Here are a few alternatives and approaches based on what others in the Roblox clothing design community have found useful:

1. ALTAVA AI:
This is a platform some users have mentioned as an alternative to Customuse for creating and uploading high-quality shirts and clothing items for Roblox. It might offer different upload methods or smoother integration depending on your needs1.

2. Manual Upload via Roblox Developer Studio:
Instead of relying on Customuse's integrated upload, you can export your design files and upload them manually through Roblox's official website or Developer Studio interface. This gives you more direct control and bypasses potential Customuse upload errors.

3. Third-Party Upload Tools:
Platforms like Roblox’s own Creator Marketplace and other community tools sometimes support alternative upload methods. Just be cautious and ensure the tools are reputable and secure to avoid account issues.

4. Customuse’s Browser or Mobile App Features:
Customuse also provides multiple tools for design creation, including a Roblox clothes maker and AI-driven text-to-skin generators on their site. You might try generating designs there and then exporting files for manual upload2.

5. Affiliates and Sharing:
While you sort out upload methods, leveraging Customuse's affiliate program or sharing designs created on the platform can help you start earning commissions without dealing with upload errors immediately.

Since your goal is to monetize your designs quickly, I’d recommend trying the manual upload route via Roblox’s official platforms with your exported Customuse designs. Would you like me to guide you step-by-step through exporting your designs for manual upload? Or help identify other reliable upload tools?

Let me know what sounds useful to you! Are you satisfied with these alternative upload options?

if i try to upload it directly to roblox instead of doing it whit customuse it just does the fabric parts and not the shirt

Thanks for the extra detail! It sounds like when you upload your design directly on Roblox, only the fabric pattern shows but the actual shirt shape or parts are missing. This is a common problem related to how Roblox requires shirt templates to be formatted exactly.

Here’s what we can do to fix this:

1. Use the Official Roblox Shirt Template
Roblox shirts must be uploaded using their specific shirt template—a PNG image with designated areas for the torso, sleeves, etc. If the file you’re uploading doesn’t follow this template exactly, Roblox will only render the fabric pattern but not the full shirt parts.
You can download and use Roblox’s official shirt template for your design to ensure proper placement and sizing1 2.

2. Check File Format and Transparency
Roblox requires shirt images to be PNG format with transparent backgrounds where needed. If your image is JPEG or another format, or if it has a background where transparency is expected, the shirt may upload incorrectly or incompletely.
Convert your design to PNG with transparent areas before uploading1.

3. Export Correctly from Customuse
When exporting your shirt design from Customuse, ensure you are using the option designed for Roblox shirts, which should include the full shirt template layout. Avoid exporting only the fabric pattern or isolated parts.
Customuse has a detailed upload guide that walks you through saving your shirt in the right format and template for Roblox upload2.

4. Preview Before Uploading
Before uploading to Roblox, open the exported PNG file and check that the entire shirt layout is visible, including torso, sleeves, and collar areas in the template. If you see only a repeated fabric pattern or missing parts, the export didn’t capture the full template properly.

If you like, I can guide you step-by-step on downloading the correct template, exporting your design properly from Customuse, and uploading it to Roblox. This should help get your shirt showing up correctly.

Does this approach sound good to you? Would you like me to walk you through the specific steps?