Design a whitelist signup page

Create and design your page

Open Collectibles Studio → Whitelist. Each profile can save up to five pages across its linked wallets. Choose an existing page or New page. Content, Appearance, Signup and Publish keep writing, styling, entry requirements and publication separate.

Choose a text block to edit its font, size, letter spacing, alignment and visibility. There are ten font families, seven size presets and custom sizes from 10–180 px. Letter spacing accepts −5 to 20 px; leave it blank to restore the font default. The preview uses the same typography rules as the published page.

Upload a background image or video, check the signup, saved, pending and approved previews, then save the draft. Draft changes remain private until you publish again. The header wallet control is separate from submitting a whitelist application.

Use the small top tab to open navigation and wallet controls. Under Content, choose Copy share link to customize the button text, font, size, spacing or visibility. Each copy creates a fresh page and preview-image URL; social platforms decide when their previews refresh.

Set signup requirements and task timers

Choose CAPTCHA, X sign-in, or both. You can also enable a task popup with Like, Repost and Comment actions for an X post. Enter Follow X account to add the final Follow step; leave it blank to omit it.

With all three post tasks and required X sign-in, Connect X is step 04 and Follow is step 05, before the wallet field. Task wait times can be set separately from 0–300 seconds, with 5 seconds as the default. Zero still requires opening the action. Connect X completes only after successful X authentication and has no timer.

Timed actions do not verify likes, reposts, follows or comment ownership. Comment also asks for an X post link, but Aurora does not verify that it replies to the target post. Entries and exports label this evidence as self-reported. Completing tasks is not a promise of a mint allocation.

Progress survives reloads and X sign-in within the signup session. Changing published task targets or waits resets unfinished progress. Existing entries can be edited without repeating tasks. Closing the popup preserves progress.

Choose what happens after submission

Under Signup → After submission, keep the standard confirmation, show a custom link button, or automatically forward to an HTTPS page. You can customize the button label. Forwarding happens only after a successful address submission, not on reload or return from X sign-in.

A destination button replaces the accepted-user share button when configured. Returning visitors can use the button without being forwarded again. No wallet address or X identity is added to the destination URL. The editor preview never navigates.

Publish, review and export

Publish when the preview and signup requirements are ready. Closing entries keeps the page visible; unpublishing removes the public page while preserving entries. Custom domains require DNS ownership verification and working HTTPS hosting.

Search entries by wallet or X handle, review task evidence and approve or reject applications. Export approved wallets, then import the CSV into the intended mint phase. Changing an entry’s wallet or X identity returns it to pending review. Entries are private to the page owner.

Visitors enter an address they control; entering it does not prove wallet ownership. Signup requires no blockchain transaction or spending approval. The page supports up to 50,000 entries, and each mint phase has its own separate whitelist.