# Troubleshoot "Project zip is invalid"

## When I select my zip file to upload, it says *Project zip is invalid*

This means your .zip file doesn't contain the right files. Try the below, and if it's still broken, feel free to contact us on [Discord](https://discord.com/channels/926957916089634836/1093581069116244071) for more help.

1. Make sure you have the PixelStreaming UE plugin enabled.
2. Make sure you are packaging for Linux.
3. Make sure you zipped the `Linux` directory.
4. List the files in your .zip. It should look something like this:

```
Linux
Linux/Manifest_DebugFiles_Linux.txt
Linux/Manifest_NonUFSFiles_Linux.txt
Linux/Manifest_UFSFiles_Linux.txt
Linux/MyProject.sh
Linux/MyProject
Linux/MyProject/Samples
Linux/MyProject/Samples/PixelStreaming
Linux/MyProject/Samples/PixelStreaming/WebServers
Linux/MyProject/Samples/PixelStreaming/WebServers/get_ps_servers.bat
Linux/MyProject/Samples/PixelStreaming/WebServers/get_ps_servers.sh
Linux/MyProject/Content
Linux/MyProject/Content/Paks
Linux/MyProject/Content/Paks/MyProject-Linux.pak
Linux/MyProject/Content/Paks/global.utoc
Linux/MyProject/Content/Paks/MyProject-Linux.ucas
Linux/MyProject/Content/Paks/global.ucas
Linux/MyProject/Content/Paks/MyProject-Linux.utoc
Linux/MyProject/Binaries
Linux/MyProject/Binaries/Linux
Linux/MyProject/Binaries/Linux/MyProject.debug
Linux/MyProject/Binaries/Linux/MyProject
Linux/MyProject/Binaries/Linux/libNvmlWrapper.so
Linux/MyProject/Binaries/Linux/MyProject.sym
Linux/Engine
Linux/Engine/Content
Linux/Engine/Content/SlateDebug
Linux/Engine/Content/SlateDebug/Fonts
Linux/Engine/Content/SlateDebug/Fonts/LastResort.tps
Linux/Engine/Content/SlateDebug/Fonts/LastResort.ttf
Linux/Engine/Extras
Linux/Engine/Extras/GPUDumpViewer
Linux/Engine/Extras/GPUDumpViewer/OpenGPUDumpViewer.bat
Linux/Engine/Extras/GPUDumpViewer/GPUDumpViewer.html
Linux/Engine/Extras/GPUDumpViewer/OpenGPUDumpViewer.sh
```


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