Xbox one - xbox 360 avatar store

The computer avatar store works perfectly fine. It's on the Xbox 360 itself that is having problems with the avatar store

Bouncing off what SSB said:

19. Have more avatar integration.

20. Redo original, missing avatar content for next-gen (such as avatar background options) from the Xbox 360.

21. Bring back the avatar store from the Xbox 360 as part of the Avatars app.

There is an ‘Xbox Original Avatars’ app and a ‘Xbox Avatar Editor’ app

if you want to keep your 360 Avatar as is you can download the original avatars app and customize through there and then vis versa with the Xbox one version if you would like an updated/new look for your Avatar. Both can be found througu the microsoft store
for free or through games and apps search bar.

Goodluck!

If you'd like to continue using your Xbox 360 avatar, you might wish to visit the Xbox Store on your console and download an app called "Xbox Original Avatars." In that app, you'll be able to find your Xbox 360 avatar and the items you've previously purchased
for it.

There is an updated avatar system on the Xbox One, and if you wish to explore that, the app that you would want to look for is called "Xbox Avatar Editor." Just note that the clothing items and props from your 360-era avatar are not compatible with this
new avatar system and will not transfer.

Here are some support article links to look at to:

Create a new version avatar -

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/account-profile/profile/customize-gamerpic

Or keep using your 360 avatar -

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/account-profile/profile/find-old-avatar

Hope you enjoy exploring your new system!

I would like the Avatar Store back and Xbox 1 to have all the stuff that Xbox 360 Avatar Editor has. I also like avatars to be on the Friends tab rather than be locked up in some Windows 8 Avatar app. Xbox 360's Social tab incorporates your avatar. And make
a chatpad rather than using a U-S-B--k-e-y-b-o-a-r-d or smartglass. Thank goodness avatars was at least a Day One Xbox Live Feature on Xbox 1. They represent users of the Xbox Live service to have a 3D avatar rather than just a 2D gamer picture and text.