Our Social Connections feature allows you to connect your collections with your social accounts, adding another layer of authentication for user collections on OpenSea. We currently support connections with Twitter, Instagram, and Discord.
Connecting your Twitter account
1. To get started, click on your Profile icon and select My Collections from the dropdown menu.
2. On the collection you'd like to edit, click the three-dot menu and select Edit.
3. Once in the collection editor, scroll down to the Social Connections header. Click Connect.
4. You’ll then be taken to a page where you’ll be asked to authorize OpenSea’s connection with your Twitter account. The Twitter account will be displayed in the top-right corner. Click Authorize app.
5. Once finished, your collection will display your linked Twitter account on the right side of the page. Clicking it will redirect you to the account on Twitter. Hovering over it, you'll see "Ownership verified."
Disconnecting your Twitter account
To disconnect your Twitter account, go back to your collection editor and scroll down to Social Connections. You'll be able to see all active social account connections. Hover your mouse over your Twitter profile name, where you’ll see a “Disconnect” tooltip appear. Click on your profile name to disconnect.
You'll see a confirmation message in the bottom-right corner.
Our Social Connections feature allows you to connect your collections with your social accounts, adding another layer of authentication for user collections on OpenSea.
Connecting your Instagram account
1. To get started, click on your Profile icon and select My Collections from the dropdown menu.
2. On the collection you'd like to edit, click the three-dot menu and select Edit.
3. Once in the collection editor, scroll down to the Social Connections header. Click Connect.
4. You’ll then be taken to a page where you’ll be asked to authorize OpenSea’s connection with your Instagram account. Click Allow.
5. Once finished, your collection will now display your linked Instagram account on the right side of the page. Clicking it will redirect you to the social account. Hovering over it, you'll see "Ownership verified."
Disconnecting your Instagram account
To disconnect your Instagram account, go back to your collection editor and scroll down to Social Connections. You'll be able to see all active social account connections.
To disconnect your account, hover your mouse over your Instagram profile name, where you’ll see a “Disconnect” tooltip appear. Click on your profile name to disconnect.
You'll see a confirmation message in the bottom-right corner.
You can connect your Discord server to your OpenSea profile in order to show verified ownership of the server, and also bring greater visibility to your community.
In order to connect directly, you’ll need to hold an Administrator role on the server you’d like to connect to. This can be found in your Discord Server under Settings > Roles > Permissions > Advanced settings. You can disable the Administrator role after you link the collection.
Connecting your Discord server
1. To get started, click on your Profile icon and select My Collections from the dropdown menu.
2. On the collection you’d like to edit, click the three-dot menu and select Edit.
3. Scroll down to the Social Connections header and click Connect on the Discord button.
4. You’ll then be taken to a page where you’ll be asked to authorize OpenSea’s connection with your Discord server. Click Authorize.
5. Enter your Discord server’s invite link. The link needs to be set to “never expire.”
There are a few reasons your connection may fail: you don’t have admin permissions for the server, the invite link is set to expire, or the invite link is invalid.
6. After you’ve successfully connected, your collection will show your linked Discord in the top right corner. Clicking it will redirect you to the server, and hovering over it, you'll see "Ownership verified."
Disconnecting your Discord server
To disconnect your Discord, navigate to the collection page and scroll down to Social Connections. You'll be able to see your active Discord connection.
Hover your mouse over your Discord community name, where you’ll see a “Remove Account” tooltip appear. Click to disconnect. You'll see a message confirming your Discord has been disconnected.
