Your Studio dashboard & OpenSea

Choose a collection and section

In Collectibles Studio, choose a collection from the selector. Overview shows its supply and activity. Artwork & metadata contains uploads, artwork search and file editing. Mint & settings contains deployment, phases and contract controls. OpenSea contains marketplace settings and connections.

Changing collection keeps the section you selected. Switching sections within a collection keeps the mint editor and transaction recovery available. Save edits before changing collection or leaving the Studio. Collectibles with items, sets and packs also have their own specialized editor.

Read collection statistics

Uploaded artwork counts files in your workspace. On-chain supply counts minted tokens; ERC-1155 totals include copies across token types. OpenSea supplies holder counts, floor price, sales, volume and recent activity when available. Missing data is shown as unavailable, never as a confirmed zero.

Use Refresh to check again. Marketplace data may take time to index and update. Check the currency next to each price or volume; different statistics may use different currencies.

Understand the two OpenSea connections

Statistics connection uses the site API key when available. Use my API key lets you supply your own OpenSea API key instead. This is optional when the site connection works. An API key reads marketplace data; it does not authorize collection edits.

Enable editing is a separate step. Create an OpenSea personal access token with write:collections permission and connect it. OpenSea must recognize your wallet as an authorized owner or editor. The forms open separately to make their different purposes clear.

These temporary connections last up to one hour and end after a server restart. Remove my API key returns statistics to the site connection. Disconnect removes editing access from this Aurora session; it does not revoke the credential at OpenSea.

OpenSea developer settings

Edit marketplace settings

Available controls include collection name, description, website, sensitive content, trait offers, rarity visibility and collection visibility. OpenSea decides which changes your account can make. Not reported means OpenSea did not supply that setting; it does not mean the setting is off.

Only the OpenSea owner can hide a collection, and OpenSea may reject hiding once more than one wallet holds it. These marketplace controls do not change Aurora mint visibility, contract ownership, royalties or mint phases.

Refresh metadata asks OpenSea to read the contract again and can replace marketplace edits with contract metadata. Verification is displayed as a status; Aurora does not submit verification requests. Use OpenSea Studio for actions that are not available here.

OpenSea Studio